The looooooong-awaited final instalment of the Bike Shed 2022 show report blogs. Part 1 was Bike Shed Show Street Bikes Part 2 was Bike Shed Street Trackers and Scramblers Now the people. So many familiar and friendly faces, but we only took a few photos. Above is Mr And Mrs Coste with the Double Six Trackmaster Triumph Dimitri has raced in the DTRA. Me (Sideburn editor) with Mr Bike Shed, Dutch. Mrs Bike Shed was probably fighting a fire somewhere. The whole of BSMC put on

We have hundreds of photos waiting to post on the blog, and not enough time in the day. This first post of a glut I'm trying to get online are the street bikes, road racers and drag bikes of the most recent Bike Shed Show, held last month in London. Here goes... Gary Inman, editor First up is Track Wolf, life imitating art in fifth gear. Ryan Roadkill drew a graphic for Bike Shed T-shirt of a werewolf on a 1980s race bike. Bike Shed and Sticky's Speed Shop worked together to

We're back at the Bike Shed this weekend. We had a stand at the first Bike Shed Show (when it was called the Bike Shed Event), back in 2013, and we've enjoyed every one we've been to since. We're sharing a stand with the DTRA, so come and find us and have a chat. For info and tickets visit www.bikeshedlondonshow.com #BikeShed #BikeShedShow

Guest post from Serge Faberge in Southern California (Ryan Roadkill designed that mural by the way). Parties have been thin on the schedule these past plague years, so a quick spin around the grand opening of the new Los Angeles branch of London's own Bike Shed was an absolute must. After the usual tears and tantrums over the wardrobe (the photographer/cub reporter thought the suit and sunshine yellow Sideburn polo shirt combo a little much - rich coming from an antipodean wh