João Jesus e Nancy do Prado – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryÓrbio Borba e a raríssima alemã DKW Z500, de 500cc refrigerada a água, em 1927. Detalhe para os lindíssimos e enormes radiadores de cobre – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryAndré Alfredo S. Rosa com o pai Eurivaldo Junior e Órbio Borba, com a Zundapp K601 "Protótipo" de 1950 – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryEurivaldo Junior com a Zundapp Z200 de 200cc / 1925, moto que pertence ao acervo de Orbio Borba –
Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryKatia Zoppelo and the american legend 1942 Indian Scout, 500cc – Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / Motostory photoAmaury Topalian, alcunha "Demolidor" e a Harley-Davidson 1200 FlatHead de 1940 na versão "PNT Edition". A moto pertence a Rodrigo "Hadys" Ventura – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryRodrido "Hadys" Ventura e sua Harley-Davidson PanHead "Jurassic Machines" 1200cc de 1960 – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryEduardo Ralish e a alemã BMW R51 / 3, 500cc de 1951 – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryPolonês Murilo e a Sunbeam 500cc de 1953 que pertence a Renato Oliva – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryJoão DKJawa e sua Matcheless G80S de 500cc, fabricada em 1949 – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryBreno de La Rue com a Alemã Zundapp K601 de 1962 – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryIran e a Inglesa Norton ES2, 500cc de 1947 – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryCom a base de uma Yamaha RD 50 de 1975, Jairo Portilho criou esta verdadeira pérola de competição –
Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryHonda CG 125 de 1977 e sua proprietária Maria Azecedo – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryLuiz Proença com o pai Justiniano e a alemã Zundapp Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryFabiano Rabelo e sua lindíssima réplica de Indian da década de 1910 – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryPaulo Roberto e a Inglesa BSA 650 cc, Golden Flash de 1962 – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryKaique Domingues e Danila Machiooretto da Kild Custom, fabricante artesanal de réplicas HD e Indian – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryVinicius Caires com a checa Jawa Perack 250cc de 1950 – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryRobson e Peter Pauli, do Museu Duas Rodas de Visconde de Mauá, RJ, com sua FN Legeré 1913, Monocilindirca de 285 cc e 2,5 cv – Foto Wel Calandria / Classic Riders Brasil / MotostoryWel Calandria clicked by his friend Denis Ribeiro “behind the scenes” of our “Super Production” Classic Riders Brazil and Motostory partnership
The art of motorcycle, the art of photography, a cool event and a lot of cool people. Add to this two crazy guys and an idea: “Let’s take beautiful motorcycle pictures at Pé na Tábua event 2017? And Do it as the great art calendars are?”
Do you know what? Despite the difficulties this guy has fun and keeps the good mood all the time. Wel Calandria by Denis Ribeiro “behind the scenes” of Super Production Classic Riders Brazil and Motostory at Pé na Tábua 2017.
It looks like cake recipe, but it’s not.
“Got it? If you agree, I can leave from Indaiatuba to São Paulo, just to pick up your equipment and take it to Barra Bonita, good for you? It will be easy, believe me! You can take a ride with Royal Enfield guys, and stay to spend the weekend, even with no room to sleep. We can take a couple of sleeping bags, and you can sleep there at the expo pavilion, almost freezing, under the Motostory tent. What do you think? I will not tell anyone our story, okay? At least you can take some great pictures at dawn, taking advantage of the twilight of the night. We bring that old canvas, old and torn, put it in the background and, I’m sure, it will look amazing. What’s up? I bet someone will ask to buy these photos, trust me. ”
With an eye on Wel, by Denis Ribeiro
Wel Calandria answer you can see at the photo gallery we produce together. A partnership between Classic Riders Brasil and Motostory, with the Denis Ribeiro support. It took time to get published, but here it is.
Let Wel Calandria in the pavilion at night, unable to sleep because of the frozen cold … look at the result. Art!
We hope you like the photos as much as we do.
“Thanks for the partnership, Wel Calandria, always!” In the picture myself, Carlãozinho Coachman, Fabiano Rabelo (left) and Rodrigo Hadys (right) – Photo Wel Calandria – Classic Riders Brazil / Motostory
Leave a Reply