Odgie's squat and purposeful BSA-based short tracker has had a whole heap of deep thought and shed-based finessing lavished upon it. And we feature it in the new issue, Sideburn 51. Odgie also supplies a supremely quirky look at his race day essentials in Right Stuff in the same issue. We profiled this English esoteric engineer back in Sideburn 29, when fellow occupant of the leftfield, Dave Bevan went to visit him. We have one or two of this previously sold out issue in the

During a clean up of my computer photo files I found some screenshots of this neat concept than was shown at EICMA in 2018 with the oh-so boringly Honda monicker of CB125M. The photos are 18 months old now, but the design is still doing it for me, so I thought I'd share it. At the time it really caught my eye. Sure, it's more supermoto than street tracker, but Sideburn isn't afraid of straying out of its lane. The 125M's has a modern, almost aggressive look, but far more toge

Remember those heady pre-Coronovirus days of, well, early 2020? You know, when you'd turn up at a race and French kiss all the track officials, before starting on with a systematic round of licking the faces of the photographers and finally sucking the fingers of your favourite competitors? God, I miss those days now that I'm self-isolating and all I have to look forward to is the four-hourly, horse-strength antibiotics washed down with mouthfuls of hot hand cleanser. So, the

We're fans of Sunday Motors mini flat trackers and the news of the these little bikes is spreading. Our friends at See See Motorcycles raced one on Saturday at Salem. Here's what they say... Ever want to try out flat track? Here is the answer to all your prayers. These little 150cc bikes give you all the thrills without the hefty commitments. Someone told me $2300 for a brand new one. We got to ride @andy_dibrino s and we had a blast. Check out @sunday.motors and @i.love.tues