Gareth of Double Six has just been on a flying visit to the US to buy vintage flat trackers. Here's his report and snaps. Like most people into vintage racing I love the history/geeky side to it. This brings some problems though. We all want the best/rarest parts and to me you can’t beat an original framer that was raced. Sadly we don’t have an abundance of these in England. This is one of the main reasons I set up Double Six, to help my friends find the correct period parts

Kage Tadman appeared up in Sideburn for the very first time in the current issue, SB50, when Cory Texter chose his as one of five amateur racers the was tipping for future. The 14-year-old Californian was brought to our attention again this weekend, when he won he class at the Moto Beach Classic riding a 40-year-old two-stroke framer. The bike's owner, David Ehrhart, explains more Action photos courtesy of Karen Ott. I met Kage when he was about 11 years old, racing his 65cc

I used to compile posts like this all the time, but then instagram stole their thunder, but let's try again, now that Instagram is losing it's shine. I attended a practice day at Greenfield today. The track was grippy as hell. I nearly kicked myself in the back of the head a couple of times when my hot shoe grabbed the damp clay. I wasn't entirely feeling it today, but it was still good to get out and see a few people. Above is a trio of Yams, two of which are currently on ou

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