Regular Sideburn contributor Scott Toepfer got great access to the Texter-Baumans and their friends and family to make this short film for Indian Motorcycle/ Dice magazine. Shayna is struggling on the FTR750 this year, her first year in AFT's SuperTwins class, no doubt about it, but she is a hell of a rider. I really hope she and the team get the 750 working for her. Shayna and the rest of AFT will be in action tomorrow at the Lima Half-Mile. She's won Single races on that gn

Indian Motorcycle have partnered with our old friends at Krazy Horse to create an impressive UK flagship store for the motorcycle company. Located on Kensington High Street, one of the most exclusive areas of London, for decades the site was the sole showroom of the uniquely quirky luxury car brand, Bristol. It is undoubtedly, to use the US phrase, prime real estate. The street-level store is stocked with a mixture of standard and customised Indians, plus the iconic FTR750 ra

Following yesterday's post on American Flat Track's new rules affecting SuperTwins and Production Twins classes, we contacted a couple of insiders within the paddock who gave us expert views on the rules, but asked for their opinions to be 'off the record'. First the Production Twins rules. One insider said, 'Could you ask for a better series than in 2021? Multiple winners on multiple brands! Now they [AFT] raise the cc limit and allow ride-by-wire and wheel sensors, only if

American Flat Track has announced a raft of new rules and a strategy for unifying the SuperTwins and Production Twins classes for the start of the 2023 season. This is something many fans have been asking for and it feels necessary for a sport whose development and growth, at the pro level, has diminished since the underwhelming launch of the SuperTwins class. For next season there will still be Production Twins and SuperTwins classes, but the dominant Indian FTR750 will have