Vintage Honda MotorcyclesPhotographed in 2007

Photographs of Vintage Honda Motorcycles Taken by Vintage Focus in 2007
A CD of 3200 JPEG photographs to view on your computer
A DVD slideshow movie of 1500 photos to watch on you TV

This is a collection of 3200 photos of vintage Japanese motorcycles we took while attending 18 motorcycle meets and exhibits during 2007. For the CD we grouped the Honda photos by the meets the photos were taken at and often picked out 5 to 7 views of each bike. If the owner had a description of the bike we include a photograph of that also. We also took lots of single photos a vintage Honda and rider going past. The years of the bikes covered start around 1956 and go up to the early 1980s with a few later ones that have a whiff of vintage to them.

If you appreciate vintage Honda motorcycles you will enjoy this CD or DVD. You would have a hard time finding a larger collection of photographs of vintage Hondas anywhere and at such a low cost. For many of the motorcycles in this collection we have a full 16 photo profile but because of the huge number of vintage Hondas photographed we usually do not include more than 5 to 7 here. To get the full set buy the CD of the meet the bike was in or contact me with your needs.

Vintage Focus traveled to 18 motorcycle meets and exhibits during 2007. When possible we traveled by motorcycle but sometimes by plane and auto. Our objective was to take as many photos as possible of the motorcycles we encountered. Often this was a full 16 photo profile of the motorcycle showing great detail. The situations were often challenging with tight spaces, low light and movement but we did the best we could and even enjoyed the extra flavor these real life situations added to the photographs. We ended the year with 33,000 photos added to our collection. We attended some great meets and saw many very special motorcycles. The vast majority of the photos are of good quality but we move very quickly when photographing and a few are a little blurry or too light or too dark but we included as many as we could on our CDs and DVDs for completeness. A customer might just want to see a particular view even if the photo is slightly off.

The CD is like a big folder of files. You put the CD in your computer and bring up the CD as a folder and click the first photo to have it displayed and then your viewer should allow you to move forward and back and display them as a slide show. If there are subfolders you can click on each folder to see the photos grouped within the folder. You will be able to see detail and zoom in. Many cycles have 5 or 7 views. If the owner has an indentification label then a photo of that is included otherwise the motorcycles are not identified but your should have more than enough detail to identify them yourself. Sometimes there are fewer views or just a single photo of bike and rider going by. The CD has 3200 photos on it as 1280x960 jpeg files. The photos in each folder are grouped by the events the photos were taken at. And the events are ordered chronologically by the date they occured (earliest to latest). As you step to a new event there are a few slides with a short description about the event. The photo file names start with the year (e = 2007) and event (a through r). Slides are included that lists all events and their tag letter and date. So a photo starting with eb is a 2007 Half Moon Bay photo. The CD ID is CD 07_24

The DVD has the same photos as a slideshow movie but could only hold 1500 photos so many views had to be eliminated from the DVD. But there is at least one photo of almost every motorcycle on the CD but many of the idenifying labels have been left out. The DVD can be supplied in NTSC (US and Canda) format or PAL (Most other places). If you request the DVD I will supply it in the format standard for your country unless your specify different. The DVD ID is DVD 07_24

Sample Photos

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