Around this time last year regular Sideburn contributor Dave Bevan was dropping 'a tab of genuine SF junkie acid' in preparation to research a report about El Rollo and Wheels and Waves for Sideburn 34. For the new issue, SB37, we sent him to interview our hero, inspirational guru, entertainments officer and de facto spirit animal, Dave Skooter Farm. If you don't know much, or anything, about Dave Skooter Farm you are missing out, but Dave Bevan's feature in a great primer to

A couple of years ago I decided it might be a good idea to build a bike specifically for flat track/Dirt Quake type events. I'd competed at four Dirt Quakes, three on my old Triumph chop, but I fancied something a bit more suitable/faster. As a small pensioner, a vintage two stroke should be ideal, nice and light and pretty affordable in comparison to old British stuff. A couple of Bultacos and a Honda Elsinore caught my eye but passed by. I only really fancied the Honda as I

Racing on the Lincolnshire beach takes place from around 11 tomorrow, Sunday. See a massive range of abilities (from GNC pro to monkey covering eyes emoji), a massive range of bikes (from billet grasstrackers to smiling poop emoji 125s) and it's free to spectate and walk around the pits. Our most recent feature about Mablethorpe was written by Dave Bevan, who also took this photo of Carl CFM on the Yamaha TDR250 that he's now sold to another racer. Dave wrote: '... in a day a

The latest SB is at the printers and due back next week. If you would like to order now, we can prepare your package and it will be sent in the first wave of deliveries. This issue was a proper labour of love and some of our favourite ever contributors were involved. Like who? Raffaele Paolucci, Dave Bevan, Adi Gilbert, Dave Skooter Farm, Paolo Sormani, Johnny Lewis, Ryan Quickfall, Scott Toepfer, Pierre Robichaud, Menze Kwint... Plus we spoke to a Indian Motorcycles head hon