A photo I thought you might appreciate

[sunny72]

It was torture trying to get this to embed with flickr so I gave up and used Photobucket. I hope it works.

Just thought you guys might appreciate this photo. We have an 11 week old now but this was around the 7 month mark. There are a couple more cool ones...

Details if this actually posts.

-Sunny

[Gatuso]

Fantastic photo, congratulations on the baby...................I'm in L.A. as well, hit me up if you wanna go for a ride sometime.

Lates.

[nylife]

very nice and congrads

[angellr]

Yes congrats!

Remember with those children, it doesn't get any easier!

[nylife]

Yes congrats!

Remember with those children, it doesn't get any easier!

no it does not, but it makes me love my bike that much more when i get a chance to get out lol

[angellr]

Yes congrats!

Remember with those children, it doesn't get any easier!

no it does not, but it makes me love my bike that much more when i get a chance to get out lol

Amen brother, amen! I have NO phone access while riding ... which is quite nice. Was the only thing I missed about flying - being unavailable from my electronic leash (cell phone).

[ContraMoto]

Brilliant pic. Congrats!

[r12gecko]

Isn't it painful to shift in bare toes (or even just to think about your pregnant spouse falling off and getting sandpapered or worse)? Or is this just sucker bait for a guy like me who won't even test ride around the block after changing the oil without gearing up?

I assume the bike was in motion here. Looks like the camera was in a fixed position & fired "first curtain" flash & then caught some motion blur before the shutter closed...

[angellr]

Isn't it painful to shift in bare toes (or even just to think about your pregnant spouse falling off and getting sandpapered or worse)? Or is this just sucker bait for a guy like me who won't even test ride around the block after changing the oil without gearing up?

I assume the bike was in motion here. Looks like the camera was in a fixed position & fired "first curtain" flash & then caught some motion blur before the shutter closed...

Look at the tires, wife's hair, etc. Believe this was a "stationary, on-the-stand" sort of photo.

[sunny72]

Isn't it painful to shift in bare toes (or even just to think about your pregnant spouse falling off and getting sandpapered or worse)? Or is this just sucker bait for a guy like me who won't even test ride around the block after changing the oil without gearing up?

I assume the bike was in motion here. Looks like the camera was in a fixed position & fired "first curtain" flash & then caught some motion blur before the shutter closed...

Well, let's just say my sister is a photographer and no pregnant ladies were in danger (or in motion) during the production... in fact neither were my toes. I just thought it was a fun photo... no chance the pregnant wife gets near that bike while running without being dipped in Kevlar first. (edit: actually, no chance even with Kevlar dip)

[sunny72]

Here's a couple more... at the risk of boring you.



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[nylife]

all great pictures

[ka5ysy]

Yes congrats!

Remember with those children, it doesn't get any easier!

And you think motorcycles are expensive ? You are about to discover why there are so many "reentry riders" around here....

[angellr]

Yes congrats!

Remember with those children, it doesn't get any easier!

Any you think motorcycles are expensive ? You are about to discover why there are so many "reentry riders" around here....

Amen!! Especially when all goes well ... and then there are those who needed additional care/feeding. Billfold is still smarting on the last one.

[Rider Rick]

More pictures! Less of you, more of she and the bike ROFL

[creamora]

Nice work there Sunny Hey Motorrad, LOOK at this! Very Urban, Very Cool!