From Odgie, one of the forces behind the Dirt Diggers event (and as journalist editor of Back Street Heroes and AWOL magazine. He (not this bike) was featured in SB29). This is what he says... Okay, lockdown’s ending, race dates are out, season’s coming... I’ve half-heartedly offered this up before, but now I actually want the money for something else, so this is a serious attempt to sell it. It’s a genuine Cotterell Brothers (C&J-style) Rotax framer built with all the right

After kicking off the 2018 season with a breathtaking and thrilling Saturday evening of racing at King's Lynn in the Hooligan, Pro and Inter classes, Sunday morning dawned wet and dismal. Everyone hoped it would dry out, but in the end the meeting was scrubbed after practice and the first heat races. Quite right too. Conditions were terrible, the track a sodden, gloopy mess. I've never mud wrestled jellied eels but I imagine there would be more grip than I found available out

Photographer Gergo Toth attended last weekend's DirtQuake and had to think on his feet how to shoot when he realised his media bib didn't get him trackside. We think he pulled it out of the bag, with great portraits, like this one of Jasmine. See more at www.gergototh.com And don't forget to watch the ITV4 highlights at 8pm Adam B bought the Pangea-built Golden Dawn (without the original turbo kit that made it close to unridable, we're told) and before he'd ever ridden it, Ad

We feature Odgie in the current issue, Sideburn 29. He's a legend, an inspiration and he turned 63 this weekend and he raced flat track on Saturday and vintage scramble on Sunday to celebrate, then some total a-hole nicked his CanAm racebike from Todmorden, West Yorkshire on Sunday night. Keep your eyes peeled. #Odgie #CanAm #Twostroke #Sideburn29