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Nice bikes dude.
The pics are pretty good to. Actually the last pic is the best as it shows some motion as you can see the spokes are blurred a bit from motion and the background has a slight blurr from panning the camera. Next time if you can make adjustments to your camera try slowing down the shutter speed so the spokes and wheel have motion blurr and make sure who ever takes the pics understands panning through the shot. This way it will show some motion and the background will be smeared and that way the background won't distract from the subject (you and the bike). BTW dishwashing gloves or not the bikes still look great.
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