Reader Ad 1974 CZ380 Trackmaster race bike As far as I know, Trackmaster only ever made 3 frames to take this engine and this one found its way to the UK in the ‘80s and sat with the importer until I bought it about 4 years ago. I never even raced it, and it still needs to be run in and have the carb jetting set up before it gets a thrashing. Everything fully restored or brand new, it’s a long, long, expensive list! I’m asking £5000. Attached are a few pics, potential DTRA Vi

There is a slight disconnect between the cover and content of this issue. The front cover is a rootin'-tootin', stars and bars Ryan Quickfall illustration of AFT racer Cory Texter apple piein' his way to an all-American podium, but much of the content depicts Europe's current obsession with going left at a rate of knots. We have a Yamaha XSR700 twin from Germany; Knight Honda RS600 replica from the Netherlands; the most gorgeous Trackmaster BSA A65 from the UK; a Yam RD350 YP

Megapost time! I take a load of photos at virtually everything I attend, but fail to make the time to post them, with snappy captions, well that changes TODAY! These are my phone snaps, from the DTRA King's Lynn round, last Sunday. We were supposed to be racing a two-day meeting at Redcar, but the track owners double-booked the date and the local speedway team took precedent. Luckily, the Adrian Flux Arena at King's Lynn could accommodate the DTRA, but only for one day. So it

Sideburn has worked with the DTRA since Day 1 of their championship, and a current part of the relationship is the magazine being title sponsor of the the DTRA Vintage class. We love all the classes, but have a special fondness for the Vintage racers and their bikes. The riders are quite a spread of ages, abilities and characters, many of them choosing their race machine not on what best would suit the short tracks 80% of our series is contested on, but more what their dream