First Thursday of every month from April to October there is a Massive Rat/Custom Bike and car meet at Krazy Horse Customs in Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk..

Check out http://www.krazyhorse.co.uk . The Custom Bike shop has really Kool Custom bikes on show along with a corner for new Nortons, There's a café upstairs and they have a NEW Indian motorcycle showroom that shares its space with NEW Morgans just over the road and both are Open till late this Thursday, there is an outside BBQ and a Good Rock-a-billy style band playing in the workshop doorway..

A really fun way to spend the First Thursday evening of each month..

Looks like a lotta fun!

Very nice!!! thanks for sharing 

Cheers Guys...

 I dunno why some of my pictures load upside down, perhaps it depends on which why I hold my phone when I initially take them, although they are all the right way up in the process b4 they are added to the forum..

If I rotate so they are opposite to how they appear on the forum they are auto rotated back again, even if I do them in the PC gallery first..... Twilight Zone in action...

Last meet this Thurz so will get some more pictures if still light when I get there..

I went up the A11 to the Route11 café juz outside Wymondham last night, there were a really good turn out and I meet a guy on a R1200rs who's off to Old Buckenham tonight soz I now off on the K75s for a spin..

Ter ra fer now buh...

Apparently there is quite an art in getting an I Phone to post pictures the right way up. It's not just you.

Skorpi660 wrote:Cheers Guys...
I dunno why some of my pictures load upside down, perhaps it depends on which why I hold my phone when I initially take them, although they are all the right way up in the process b4 they are added to the forum..

This is quite a common problem, so lets get an "easy" explanation:
The answer is simple: Most photo viewers on modern OS or IOS are reading the EXIF tag (Exchangeable image file format) and auto correct the picture orientation according to this tag. Web browsers as well as most Email software are not reading the tag and auto correcting the rotation.

You can get a good explanation of what is the EXIF tag  Here.

I downloaded one of your picture. Reading the EXIF tag can reveal quite a lot of information:
Camera Maker: SAMSUNG
Camera Model: GT-I9192
Image Date: 2016-07-07 20:37:59 (no TZ)
Focal Length: 3.7mm
Aperture: ƒ/2.6
Exposure Time: 0.033 s (1/30)
ISO equiv: 100
Exposure Bias: none
Metering Mode: Center Weight
Exposure: aperture priority (semi-auto)
White Balance: Auto
Flash Fired: Yes (Auto, return light detected)
Orientation: Rotate 180
Color Space: sRGB
GPS Coordinate: undefined, undefined: If your GPS had been turn ON, the location where the picture was taken would appear here.
Comment: User comments
Software: I9192XXUCOA1

If you click on the same picture posted on the forum, it will get you to the servimg page. When you click on the information tab, you will see the following (In this case the orientation is 3 meaning rotated 180 degrees):