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    SMCo by Spike Lee
    • Feb 17

    SMCo by Spike Lee

    This one passed us by, but a bike we featured in Sideburn 28, and on the cover of the special edition, featured in an advert for bag and accessory company, Coach. The ad stars Michael B Jordan (star of the Rocky franchise Creed films and some Marvel movies) and was directed by the mighty Spike Lee. It's not the greatest ad, to be honest, but it was a treat to glimpse Suicide Machine Co's carbon-fibre Harley XG750. Remember, if you ever want to find what bike, person or event
    SOLD: Harley JD
    • Jan 30

    SOLD: Harley JD

    Reader ad Bought in Argentina along with 3 other bikes in early 90s as an ornament/showpiece for a bar and hung from the ceiling in the Roadhouse in Covent Garden for 30 years until it closed in late 2020. I bought it from an auction 12 months ago and spoke to the seller who gave me this information at the time. It has never been run or ridden for at the very least 35 years, i would guess a lot longer. There is no paperwork although I will give a receipt for registration purp
    For Sale: Harley Sportster
    • Jun 14, 2021

    For Sale: Harley Sportster

    READER ADVERT 1996 Harley Davidson 1200cc custom street tracker £7500 O.N.O Bought the original bike in October 2019 and spent 6 months and CIRCA 300 hours converting it to achieve the classic big twin flat track look. It’s not subtle or refined by any stretch of the imagination, either in looks, performance or noise. It’s a 96’ 1200 Harley with stage 2 mods, so lots of shove and fairly bullet proof. Doesn’t have the niceties of a modern bike obviously like fuel injection, or
    Jason's XLR900
    • Oct 4, 2020

    Jason's XLR900

    Jason is one of the foundations of Sideburn. He's had more bikes in the magazine than anyone else, including issue 1 and 2, because he can't stop building gorgeous street trackers and race bikes, but then becomes bored of them before the paint is even dry. He has also written a bunch of the funniest stories for us. Sometimes we combine the two, one of his bikes and one of his stories, the royal flush of Jason. That's the case with this bike (which he sold before the paint was
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