I meant to post this a few weeks ago, but things ran away from me. This is what Odgie, one of the organisers, says: Yes, the Dirt Diggers crew are at it again, with this year’s version of Dirt Diggers, subtly titled #5 Dig For Victory (spot the Roman reference then...?). All the usual fun and frivolity, with classes ranging from Chopper to Inappropriate Road Bike, Dirt Bike to Scooter, as well as full-on competition classes for the fastest flat track bikes in the country. Oh

This Honda CB250Rs first caught my eye racing at Mablethorpe on the beach, and then again when I saw it dirt tracking at Scunthorpe a couple of weeks ago. I grabbed the owner to take a few snaps and ask some questions. Tell us about yourself. My name's Sam Shook, I’m 22 and I’m from a village just outside Cambridge. I work as a aircraft fitter performing heavy maintenance on military aircraft. How long have you been racing and how did you start? I started racing at 15 doing h

We saw this crusty Yamaha at a recent Greenfield Dirt Track practice and wanted to share some photos we snapped of it. We sent the owner, Nick Rock, a few questions and this is the info he sent back. I'm a motor mechanic from Chesterfield, I'm 45 years old and I've been riding flat track at Scunthorpe since the 1st Dirt Diggers event [2018], initially in the mx class on my modern KTM enduro bike, then decided to buy this bike and ride the vintage class. The bike's a Yamaha RT

Guest post from Dee Hardwick Cheeky Bid... That’s usually the start of the conversation when I'm dragging my other-half to pick up some random bike/frame/engine from some random bloke in a random part of the country. It's currrently vintage BSA bits. I love bikes, always have done since I was kid growing up on a farm in Lincolnshire. I used to leave AutoTrader (remember it? 45p from corner shop) open with rings around field bikes that my parents chose to ignore. They hated bi