Photos: Bucket Racing at Mt Wellington (Auckland) - 27 Feb 2011

**Damien_Toman** · 27th February 2011, 17:25

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dty1/se...7626150886794/

**Ray LeCheminant** · 27th February 2011, 18:36

Originally Posted by Damien_Toman

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dty1/se...7626150886794/

Hundreds more to come

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That F2.8 prime just rocks man...awesome shots!!!!

**Voltaire** · 27th February 2011, 19:09

#91 looks like the GL145 that was languishing in my garage until Friday night when it was whisked away by some keen blokes

**gatch** · 27th February 2011, 19:55

Jebus that Avalon has some crazy eyes going on haha.

Some good shots in there man, good work.

**Damien_Toman** · 27th February 2011, 20:40

Originally Posted by Ray LeCheminant

That F2.8 prime just rocks man...awesome shots!!!!

Thanks Ray. Yeah, not a bad lens

. Suffers a bit of CA at times but good value.

**Rick 52** · 28th February 2011, 07:43

Always look forward to your pics Damien very good ,I'm sure you would have enjoyed being on the bike as much as being on the shutter..Speedy recovery!

**Damien_Toman** · 28th February 2011, 13:43

Originally Posted by Rick 52

Always look forward to your pics Damien very good ,I'm sure you would have enjoyed being on the bike as much as being on the shutter..Speedy recovery!

Yes, I prefer to ride and let Ray take the pics

but I must say the pace was very fast out there. I saw a specialist during the week and he reckons I could be ready to race in 4-6 weeks if the shoulder heals well. Attached is the latest X-Ray. The tendons need to grow to fill that gap!

**kel** · 28th February 2011, 18:01

Anyone got the results?
How did Arron do with his flashy new bike. The bike looked good, his hang over not so.

**grantman** · 28th February 2011, 18:58

Originally Posted by kel

Anyone got the results?
How did Arron do with his flashy new bike. The bike looked good, his hang over not so.

Hi Kel
Arron did well (#68)
Bike goes strong & Hard ...had his first fall and broke a clutch lever (Not his fault)

We were all starting to think his FXR would never get finished.
He's got a few small things to adjust but I think overall very happy.

It was a great day with some fast racing
(Thanks Damien & Ray for the photos)