We're busy getting ready for the Bolt London pop-up, but we'll just share this photo of our good friend Dave Skooter Farm as Captain Scarlet. We despatched another loopy Dave, Bevan, to profile Dave Skooter Farm for Sideburn 37. If you haven't read it, and this photo doesn't intrigue you, I'm not sure what more we can do. #daveskooterfarm #Sideburn37

Post in from Dave Skooter Farm Despite Covid 19’s best efforts, this event is taking place (social distancing rules to be applied) on a fantastic cycle speedway track. Organised in part by Sideburn’s entertainment officer, Dave Skooter Farm, it’s a charity event, raising money for The Alzheimer’s Society and RSPCA. It’s a race and there will be winners but that is not really the point.  In the spirit of the early Dirt Quake motorcycle events, the priority is to have fun and b

Reminiscing post from Dave Skooter Farm Woke up to a warm and fuzzy memory. Over the years we did a bunch of wild DIrt Quake events both here in the UK and also the USA. It was ALWAYS guaranteed fun times but this particular one (DQ III, 2014) sticks in my mind as alongside organisational duties, I actually found time to race in the Chopper class. My bike, a 1979 Suzuki GS750 'Pig-Dog' lived up to it's name and only ran on 2 of the 4 cylinders throughout all my heat races but

Jason just sent this photo through. It's Amman Valley, in the Short Track UK days. Maybe 2010 or 2011. L-R Me (GI); Anthony Brown; Trevor (Dave Skooter Farm's dad); John Lee; Dave Skooter Farm, Jason, Wilky. The Skooter Farm squad in full effect. Big numbers stitched on the back of leathers looks the business and was big part of the Skooter Farm aesthetic. Nicky at Joyda Leathers in Wigan did most of ours (and still alters my leathers), but Jason's was a custom-made American