Sideburn and Indian Motorcycle UK are collaborating to build a wild Indian FTR street tracker. We have partnered with world-renowned customiser, Toshiyuki "CHEETAH" Osawa to make it a show-stopper. Claire D’auria from Indian Motorcycle UK says, ‘We’ve always had a great relationship with Sideburn and when the idea for this FTR build was first discussed, we all knew it would be a very special project. It’s also very exciting to have Cheetah involved in the project bringing his

There is always such a rush to get things out. I suppose there always has been. It's called 'news'. Now social media always wins the race, whether it's the first to 'announce' the death of celebrity or spoil the result of a race someone hasn't had chance to watch on catch-up. Back in the days of the old Sideburn blog I used to stay up late into the night posting reports from events and happenings as soon as I could. Then Instagram came along and made everything instant. We ke

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

From Dimitri Coste. Some scans of photos he shot on film at the DTRA's Peterborough round in, I think, May 2019. That's his Triumph above. Hi Gary Just found this from an old roll Cheers DC67 Clipboards and headsets. Chris, who often 'runs' the pits at DTRA meetings and DTRA founder/boss, Anthony Murphy, Ross 'The King' Herrod, and me (Gary) Leah Tokelove, obscured There was an invitational Dirt Quake class to promote the upcoming DQ race at Eastbourne (when it was no longer