VFRBulldawg

Sweet! Another featured photo! Thanks HS!

Not trying to sound biased because I am in it. BUT, VFRBulldawg has a great eye for sport photos. This picture would not look so cool if his location, lighting, and timing was off. So I give a thumbs up to the photographer. I paid for less impressive pictures.

Thanks for the compliment. I actually thought my lighting here wasnt very good. Its direct and pretty harsh. The shot was partial luck too. My camera can take up to 8 frames a second. I am pretty sure that for this one I had it machine gun mode and was just firing the shutter as fast as she could go as yall came by.

The Cherohala really only has good light on the road in the early morning and later afternoon. I scoped out a good place on NC28 just a few miles before you hit Deals Gap that I plan to use next year. It will have nice, diffused light. I think I will really be able to wow you next year.

Who was on the Harley????

It's featured because it is definitely a unique VFR picture. A VFR is a heavy bike to stunt with. I can't imagine ever trying to do something like this with my bike. As long as you're in a wide open parking lot with permission of the owner and not on the street I say have at it! You should be allowed to do whatever crazy thing you want with your bike and body as long as you are no danger to others. I've seen some amazing stunt riders before. They are phenomenally skilled riders in their own fashion. :-)

Proof that the VFR is the most versatile sportbike in the world! :fing02:

That's an awesome shot! Very creative!

I think the shirt makes me look fat :blink:

Nah it doens't. Purvis you should make this your new profile pic!

The final version of the sign.

House trying his best to look innocent. He claims he was just watching.

I think this is the second iteration of the sign.

The BaileyRock!

Work on the sign begins. The instigator is on the right.

Everybody's leaning, but not on their bikes!

Purvis just oozes coolness.

Two men confident in their masculinity.

Stopping for lunch in Tellico Plains after riding the Cherohala Skyway.

Some interesting colors come out under green light.

The balcony peeps.

A moth's eye view (cause birds don't fly around at night).

Hanging out and being goofy. Hanging out with all these cool VFRD members is just as good, if not better, than riding these twisty mountain roads all day.

Viffers in the parking lot.

Looking down river.

A view under the falls.

Thundering waterfall. It was awesome.

I wonder where this road leads?