Beauty is more than skin deep. The inner beauty of classic motorcycles is revealed in this series of x-rays by photographer Nick Veasy. How did it do it? Borrowing vintage motorcycles from a local bike club. Bringing them to his studio to be x-rayed via a powerful machine requiring for protection from intense radiation, to have his walls 30β thick and a lead door weighting 2700 lbs!
Each bike was shot in portions, from 35 to 50 x-rays for a full motorcycle, each shot being assembled to the others using Photoshop.
Nick Veasy is not a beginner at x-rays. He has done the same type of work with machine guns and airplanes (he shot 1000 pieces to get the x-ray of a full Boeing 777) He is currently building a mobile x-ray truck to travel to his x-ray subjects. Looking at these images, itβs the first time that x-rays bring a smile to my face.
He needs to make these available as prints for sale to the general public . All bets are if he did …. there’d be at least a copy or two hanging in my studio … π
Kinda cool looking.
Looks great
I want mine x-rayed!
What a great idea.
No where else would you see x-rays of motorcycles other than on Cyril Huze! Outstanding!
Agree with “Boots”
So COOL !!!!!
Thank You, Cyril !!!
Pure art!
Take your motorcycle to the airport lol
Interesting.
Lets take a closer look at the frame welds……….. π
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Nicker,
X-rays, done correctly, can show the welds, the castings, anomalies, inclusions and cold shuts. These pics are a novelty.
Mike
Hope Nick is protecting his nads when hes doing these…yikes..
Very cool, would be cooler if someome was sitting on those bikes, for skeleton results.
Mike,
If every aftermarket and OEM frame came with its own radio-graph that would have eliminated some of the problems the industry has had in the past.
On the other hand it might-a scared more customers back into cars……….. π
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Nicker,
All components and assemblies can be viewed while operating when using a flash gamma radiation system.
Knowledge tends to thwart fear and tomfoolery.
Mike