Great tiltshift resource containing lots of real and fake tiltshift images, information about tiltshift, even a few tiltshifted videos.

Nice site, fast loading and easily on the eye

I have one or two photos on there myself

http://tiltshifted.com/marknhewitt/

New_Mystique

As of theme ver 3.0.6 a new Social-Media-icon Module is now included in the main theme, so if you need to add icon all you have to do is to add icons to the folder /themes/mystique-child_theme_name/social-media-icons/ and then drag the new icon in the new module.

Video Below

 

The_Icons

 

If you want more icons please ask in the comments below.

Download all the colour icons in one pack

 

Backgrounds

 

CSS_Changes

Fixes the background so it doesn’t move with the rest of the site

/* Fixed custom background image */
#page
{
  background-repeat:no-repeat;
  background-attachment: fixed;
}

Moves the Go to Top button up if you need to move it

/* Moves goto top button up to lift above bottom bar (wibiya) */
a.go-top{
  bottom: 30px;
  padding: 15px 20px;
}

Moves the Social Media Icons up

.social-media{
  bottom: 30px; /* increase this value as you wish */
}

 

Other_Modifications

Coming Soon!

 

Here is a short video showing how to get the new module working

Short Video I made to show someone how to use the menus and widgets and the Atom WordPress Theme

This Photo Was taken from Carline Road, in Lincoln, the view is of Tritton road, Lincoln.

The Tilt-shift Effect was added with Photoshop CS5

This Photo is Featured on the following websites :

http://www.flickr.com/photos/marknhewitt/5791387654/

http://tiltshifted.com/marknhewitt/tritton-road/

My first bigger bike a 04 Honda CBF 500, Its a little tatty looking and it has alot on miles, but it has a full service history and it is fine for now until I decide which bike I want

I rang around and got some quotes for repair and most of the places quoted £25 if the wheel was on the bike or £15 if it was off the bike. One Place quoted £39 it was a recommendation and a place I have been to before. ( won’t be going again )

I settle on taking the bike to S K Motorcycles on Great Northern Terrace, Lincoln who said that they could fit me in the following morning, I must say that Steve and staff were very friendly, even had a cup of coffee while I waited.

Great Service

Thanks Steve and Staff, (I will be calling again and pointing others if your direction)

S K Motorcycles

Great Northern Terrace
Lincoln
LN5 8HJ

Telephone = 01522 781726

Mobile = 07929 168034

Website = www.skmotorcycles.co.uk

Repairs – MOT’s

Servicing – Spares

Bikes Bought and Sold

Recovery Service Available

FREE QUOTES

We then headed out for a ride around under Matt’s instruction then headed down to the test centre to learn the course, all didn’t start well lol, I turned the bike around ok pushing it from one parking bay to the other, then had my first attempt at the cone slalom, first cone foot down, second cone foot down, OMG I thought to myself, I’m not going to be able to do this. Matt had a word telling me what I was doing wrong and told me the correct way to control the bike at low speed and I soon had it licked. Colin had the same problem but soon cracked it, I think most people struggle at first

After a few runs at the course and a few mock tests were we ended up just getting a few minors, we headed back up to the bike academy yard had a coffee and some eats, went out for a ride around learning some mod2 stuff, headed back to the yard and had some more low speed cone dodging which was boring but glade we did it and then called it a night.

Sunday 10th another early start, when out for a ride learning / practising more mod2 stuff and then down to the test centre again for some more mock tests (I think we did 3 or 4 each and had 3 or 4 passes) to we decided to forget mod1 until the test in the morning, we headed out for more mod2 stuff a coffee and then another ride out learning more mod2, had and early night.

Monday 11th (Test day) after a toiletly morning lol, I headed to the bike academy had a coffee and chat in the morning before going out for a ride about learning and practising more mod2 stuff, making sure to get in some slow speed manurers to get used the bike before the test, we then headed to the test centre, Colin was up first with a Pass with no minors, then it was my turn also with a PASS and no minors with a speed trap reading on 52 and 53kph.

I’m now well happy looking for my first bike, hopefully a Hornet / Bandit 600 or 900 and can’t wait for mod2 this weekend

Happy days

Suzuki Gladius 650

Today I had my sighting ride in preparation for my motorcycle test, first time on a larger bike (over 125cc), and all I can say is WOW, I have a big smile on my face and can’t wait to get started with the days of learning for the mod1 and mod2.

I was on a Suzuki Gladius 650 (nice machine) had a quick go around their yard (practise area) and then me and the instructor hit the road, out the yard on Greetwell Rd, down to Fiskerton and on to Bardney, back through Washingborough, up Lindum hill and back to Greetwell Road.

http://www.bikeacademylincoln.co.uk

The bikes I will be riding are a  (mod1) Suzuki Gladius 650and a Suzuki GSR 500 (mod2)