D*Face is a street artist turned fine artist, a creator of monumental-scale pop art all over the world, an in-demand collaborator with pop culture's elite. He's also bike-mad, the founder of Rebels Alliance, and designer of some of our favourite street trackers and scramblers of recent years. D is a huge supporter of the UK bike scene, and an advocate for various charities, too. This all-round good bloke should be too busy for the likes of Sideburn, but he made time to create

The organisers of the The 101 Run invited Sideburn to rustle up a bunch of bikes we like for a display within their London show. The twist is, every bike in the show must ride a 101-mile route to the venue (on top of whatever they have to do to get to the start of ride), that means our stock in trade, cool racebikes, are out of the running. Instead we've arranged for a Mad Max line up of killer street trackers, muscle bikes and a true oddball. Dice magazine are one of the org

We've been thinking about doing pop-up shops at different businesses for a couple of years, but not pulled our fingers out until recently. Todd ran a pop-up at See See in Portland (see the report) and, on this side of the Atlantic, we held our first at Bolt London on Saturday. What's a pop-up? A one-day stall at somewhere that isn't an event. We have stalls at the Bike Shed Show, The One Moto, Malle Mile, Cafe Racer festival and others, but these pop-ups are turning up to A,

We're holding a pop-up shop in the yard of Bolt London on Saturday 5 December, form 10-4pm. Come along, support the independents, get some Christmas gifts or some clobber for yourself. #London #BoltLondon