Biketographer is:
- former AMA professional flat track motorcycle racer.
- Also, many years of road race, hare scrambles, & speedway
- scuba dive instructor – Scuba Diving International
- underwater photography instructor – Scuba Diving International
Speedway Bikes at Marion, Illinois, 1987. #87 Biketographer and John Gambill from Johnston City.
The street Buell goes to Daytona
I put 37,000 miles on the 1996 S1 Lightning before I converted it to track use.
At Orlando hare scrambles
About to win the senior class in White City, Illinois
Photography
Biketographer is a photographer that understands the 2-wheel life. From cruising to exploring to closed course competition. I have raced nearly everything.
When you realize you should have your 2-wheel passion preserved as a work of art, you want a photographer that has been there and lived the 2-wheel addiction.
Biketographer is Art for the Well Wheeled.
4 Valve Jawa. Purchased from Cody Racing in California, but drop-shipped to me in Southern Illinois
My Story
I have always been a ‘bike nut’. I have always been interested in photography, though I did not get serious until after I quit racing.
Most of my photography experience is underwater photography, which I enjoy. I would enjoy it more if fish raced motorcycles.
Since I quit racing I can now afford cameras and lenses. I hope you enjoy my work.
500cc Wood-Rotax at Henry, Illinois half-mile, 1988. Pro-Am class.
Taking some time off from road racing to have fun at the fund-raising drags at Desoto dragstrip near Bradenton
Alan Dewey trying to catch up to Dallas Mayer in Marion, Illinois. Probably 1988
500cc methanol burning speedway bike, no brakes, and very light
This bike was in really rough shape when I bought it. Lots of sanding and new chrome.
The purchased-new 4-valve in Pennsylvania, 1988.
Biketographer at Paducah Kentucky with Jawa 4 valve Speedway Bike 1987
RZ-350 in WERA Production Class at Indianapolis Raceway Park, 1986
