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    The Royals Return
    • Apr 7

    The Royals Return

    The DTRA season kicks off this weekend, at the Greenfield TT, and the Royal Enfield factory twins team returns for their second season with the same rider pairing of 2021 Twins Class champ, Paul Young #75 and Gary Birtwistle #11. Birtwistle was leading the championship until injury forced him out, leaving the door open for Royal Enfield's senior road test development rider to take the inaugural class win. Royal Enfield's involvement in the series is a huge endorsement for the
    Why I Race
    • Jul 21, 2021

    Why I Race

    Gary Birtwistle has been on the DTRA scene for a few years now, initially following the success of his brother, the former British dirt track champ Alan. At first Gary raced his own Honda 450, and then his own single BSA in the Sideburn Vintage class. Following that he was enlisted by Ducati and the Bike Shed to race their Hooligan Scrambler, while also being sponsored to ride the Evolve 450s in the Pro Class. All the while he won races and championships. The next step was st
    Royal Enfield Slide School Report
    • Jun 7, 2021

    Royal Enfield Slide School Report

    We sent dirt track riding rookie, Natasha on the new Royal Enfield Slide School by Dirt Craft, that was held at Greenfield. What we didn't know is she'd hardly even sat on a motorcycle since a nasty off-road accident last year. It turns out the school was what she needed to get back in the saddle, and now she wants a dirt track race bike... Read her report in our STORIES section, by clicking Royal Enfield Slide School Report #RoyalEnfield #SlideSchool #GaryBirtwistle #Greenfi
    Cheeky Bid
    • May 20, 2021

    Cheeky Bid

    Guest post from Dee Hardwick Cheeky Bid... That’s usually the start of the conversation when I'm dragging my other-half to pick up some random bike/frame/engine from some random bloke in a random part of the country. It's currrently vintage BSA bits. I love bikes, always have done since I was kid growing up on a farm in Lincolnshire. I used to leave AutoTrader (remember it? 45p from corner shop) open with rings around field bikes that my parents chose to ignore. They hated bi
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