Recent content by hedmisten

Down to $5000..buy it before my next payment and i'll sell it much cheaper.:spank:

Well the time has come for me. We are going to be starting a family here shortly and the wife thinks it might be good to knock down some "play" debt. I chose to get rid of the bike, because it's not getting ridden much anymore since I got coilovers on the Gti. I'll put up more specifics...

It's not a Pro or custom site, but it certainly gets the message across. I would rather see a template site customized than a flash based site running redicuously slow due to the amount of content you need displayed. I do custom web presence builds and work as a senior engineer for a...

I used to know a guy in college named ryan egan. Saw your sn and thought it was you. Bump for a nice helmet.

For consistent wheelies, simply shift your weight to the middle of the bike(no tank hugging, use your thighs for grip), start in first(or second once you are comfortable) and find a straight path ahead of you. Slowly ride, paying attention to where your weight is on the bike, and pull in the...

I would ride it in black.

Of Course :D Its 5 years worth of fabrication and trial and error. We rockcrawl the southeast in it. EDIT: Forgot I had these pics up. http://hedmisten.com/gallery.htm

I went to the same show. Did you get to see the trials bike stunt show?

Defy...thanks for the rep! :thumbup: You da man.

I'll be looking forward to it. I'll teach an online Digital Photography Class at the end of the month :) Anyone want to learn about strobing, long exposures, panning, or anything else, just email me or go here: Flickr: HandEGraphix's Photostream

You are correct. That is precisely how it is done.

Congrats. Im in Greenville too.

Happy Birthday!

For anyone who wants it for reference http://handegraphix.com/strobebike.jpg

I shoot Nikon SLR, but any SLR and some point and shoots do it as well. You open the shutter up while on a tripod. Do your lighting, and then close the shutter. I actually did this one with a remote. I opened the shutter to "bulb" or indefinite, which allows the remote to click it open, and...