We asked if there were other race bikes being built for the new season, and DTRA regular Jesse Moore got in touch. Both he and his sister Emily, race, and his brother-in-law, Simon Bird - the 2021 DTRA Sideburn Vintage Two-Stroke champ. Now their dad, a regular with them at the races, is getting in on the fun. Jesse takes up the story. Dad and I have wanted to make a two stroke triple flat tracker for a while because they sound so damn cool, so he bought a really rough Suzuki

Reader correspondence! We used to get loads of stuff like this before instagram. Hello, I’m Holger from Germany. This is my RD250 from ‘75 I built up last year and still working on. Did porting, 34mm flatslide carburretors, self made exhaust, modified Frame, Kawasaki ZZR600 fork. Still on 18in wheels, maybe change to 19in next winter. Rode the Dutch Flat Track Cup last year in the newbie class. Currently working on a Yamaha XS650 and maybe start in the Vintage class, dependin

Dan sent photos of his newly modified Yamaha 350 flat tracker. He plans to race it in the DTRA Vintage class this year. Twin shock, pre-75. Should be Vintage right? I re-read the DTRA Vintage Evo post and it seems it's too early for that. What a great addition to the class. Dan says: Originally a 1971 YR5, it was fitted with a 73 RD350 engine by my dad in the late 70s. Engines built, vapour-blasted, uprated ignition, cylinders ported and race pipes. Small Champion-style tank

READER AD 1969 Yamaha DT-1B 250cc 2492 miles on the clock Came over from Colorado Barn find condition customised back in the day. Loads of cool parts and killer original trippy paint. Wassel tank Wassel ribbed rear fender Bates rear pegs Custom rear sprocket Custom made tool / stash box Original custom seat but with new foam as old had turn to dust. Engine turns over with compression and the guy I bought it off had it running but tank and carb will need cleaning out