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Troglo Trike
I first saw this in a pile of parts on Fred’s IG account. I had started following him after seeing and shooting his piece for the Motorcycle Art Extravaganza put on by 812.inc which is killer in itself and shows thins man’s skills.
He was saying he wanted to build it for the Night of the Troglodytes. It got built, the rain came, I saw it pass in Fred’s truck. Due to crazy weather and parking and pigs everywhere. It didn’t make that show.
Fast forward to a Sunday morning in my stomp of the Asbury Circuit and boom it’s sitting on the curb as I walk outside so I found Fred shook a hand and shot.
I’m posting a lot of pics here some aren’t the bangers but some are I wanted to showcase this man’s work and this build. Please enjoy and if you don’t already give him a follow on instagram @anvilcity. Now please enjoy his 1974 Ironhead Troglo Trike.
All images copyright Evel Eye Photography. 2022
Wet Knuckle
So a few months back. On a windy Friday morning I got the worst possible shit that could happen. The beach races were canceled. But on a chance I still walked to the Binns Hotel. To my dismay. It turned out to be the best time I would have in Wildwood to date. I got to put handshakes to so many people I have spoken to, and to those that support my work. But seeing the bike below and a Pan that I will feature later, made my day.
John and all the guys at Eazy Co. Are super talented, they build some great machines. And they are funny as fuck so check them out on thier youtube channel as well.
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All images copywrite Evel Eye Photography and it’s subsidiaries. 2022
Ez co survivor pan coming soon.
Pumpkin Run quickie.
Since my main gallery has been following themes picked by everyone week to week. Here is a killer ride I saw out of the corner of my eye at the 25th Flemings Pumpkin Run.
I have a few more of this car, and others may run this blog for a few days and pull it. This content is only shown on my site.
All images copywright 2022 Evel Eye Photography and its subsidiaries.
A man’s machines.
So a while back when coming back from shooting a charity ride and show. I passed a shop fenced in full of weeds and grass above my waist in some spots. But if you have an eye you see them. Beautiful piles of metal and in this case fiberglass to. I turned the corner and as i’m walking to shoot through the fence. A gentleman named Mike asked if he could help me as he was going to open the gate. So I asked may I kill a quick roll of film for 5 to 10 minutes.
So I ran to my truck and grabbed my graflex and a roll of Kodak and ran inside the gate. I got some weird close angles instead of full cars because I couldn’t move through some of the weeds. After a few he came outside his shop and my 5 mins turned into a 2 hour conversation about all his corvettes. The old T’ Bird, and some of the other cars including an 80’s staple, a Pontiac Fiero. So enjoy the pics I took of Mike’s machines.
The last two are digital shots taken with my trusty workhorse hipster killing machine. Going forward these type of blogs will not be spoken of the type of format used to shoot. The photos are the photos how they are delivered is irrelevant to me. But today I felt like citing what I used.
Mikes info is:
Carty’s Complete Corvette Center
680 Route 30
Atco NJ 08004