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Daytona Bike Week: Full Moon Saloon

Corey — Fri, 06 Mar 2009 03:09:44 +0000

What the crap am I doing here?! At the Full Moon Saloon and having a blast while I scream over some crappy band playing here. I sooo don’t belong here.

Porsche Photoshoot

Corey — Fri, 13 Feb 2009 04:29:28 +0000

I was at a photoshoot all day for Andy’s Porsche feature in an upcoming magazine. We had Fortune shoot the deal and as usual every shot he took turned out awesome. Here’s a few I took wirh my iphone from my day today:

PRI Update

Corey — Sat, 13 Dec 2008 17:21:29 +0000

Well it’s the last day or the PRI Show for 2008 and the whole show has been great.

Had a ton of racers, shops and people stop by the booth and have been talking my head off for the past three days.

Met with a bunch of cool guys and had a blast everyday since I’ve been here. We even got called out by a waitress for being IT people but in not sure whether or not I should be offended by that.

Here are some more pics from the show. Also, the banner with the blue Cobalt on it is a picture I took. Which means I’m a professional photographer now. How ’bout them apples?!?

PRI 2008

Corey — Thu, 11 Dec 2008 20:56:18 +0000

Here is the new palm beach international raceway (pbir) , which was the old Moroso track, booth at PRI.

I can’t wait to tale the Redline there and check it out in person.

NASCAR at Homestead

Corey — Tue, 18 Nov 2008 02:32:45 +0000

Had the chance to check out a NASCAR race this past weekend in Homestead.

Pretty freaking cool and as stupid as this sounds. Those cars go pretty fast and are REALLY loud.

I’ve been 5 feet away from 3,000 horsepower dragsters during a burnout and these things are almost as loud from a few hundred feet away.

Granted there are a lot more of them, 42 more to be exact, but still suprising.

My Trip To Lordstown

Corey — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 01:32:55 +0000

So one of my recent projects was setting up another one of my famous VIP ECOtec Owners Meets at the Lordstown Assembly Plant in Lordstown, Ohio. This is the home of the Cobalt and the future home of the Cruze and also the biggest assembly plant in the world. It is 5,000,000 square feet in the assembly portion of the building and builds car from start to finish in a 22 mile long assembly line.

It really is a site to behold and tomorrow I’ll be guiding all the lucky owners that registered through the plant for a great day they will not soon forget.

I went into the plant today to get the laydown of the place and get a up close and personal look at certain elements of the plant that would not be open tommorrow. Here are some pics, including one I really like of me in front of 1300hp of Turbocharged ECOtec goodness.

I’ll have tons of better quality pictures in my Flickr pool to the right tommorrow.

1300hp of Turbo ECOtec Might

Best.Lunch.Ever

Corey — Mon, 15 Sep 2008 22:02:04 +0000

Had an amazing lunch at Duffy’s in Deerfield today. No one showed up for 10 minutes then Ashley graced us with her presence and proceeded to make our day.

She was in training so we couldn’t pick on her, only laugh as she made mistake after mistake.

It’s always a fun day at Theory lol

Sturgis Day 3

Corey — Thu, 07 Aug 2008 13:42:33 +0000

Handing out some energy to any biker that needs it!

Sturgis Day 2!

Corey — Wed, 06 Aug 2008 06:49:08 +0000

Another day if fun with Rico and the rest of the sinners! We got some awesome footage of the whole group riding through town.

We even got the attention of Sturgis’ finest. One officer just thought he’d point out that Mike’s handlebars were too high and gave him a nice ticket to make sure he remembers.

Towards the end of the day Andy, Jason and myself decided to make a last ditch effort to see Mt. Rushmore.

We got there only to discovery that fog had blinded the past presidents from getting the chance to look at us.

We walked away in failure but I turned around one more time only to discover that God decided to throw us a bone for all the absurdity we have been throw up here and he lifted the fog so we could get a glimpse of one of the nations finest monuments.

All in all a great day and can’t wait for tommorrow.

Here’s some pics from today!

Live at Sturgis

Corey — Tue, 05 Aug 2008 07:52:43 +0000

I’m typing this in Sturgis, South Dakota where we have no open lines of communication with the rest of the world.

I can’t really describe what I’ve seen or heard today but this is only day one so I’m sure there will be plenty more to follow.

I cannot summurize today with pictures but it sure helps. So enjoy the pics below.

Until tommorrow…