Here is advanced warning for the arrival of Sideburn 37, so you can pre-order and have the magazine sent out as soon as it lands. This issue mixes the most amateur of amateur flat track racers (Dave Skooter Farm) with Harley factory riders (Jarod V); stunning one-off race bikes (Ross Sharp's Wasp Yamaha MT-07 & Roland Sands'/Travis Pastrana's Suzuki GT750 two-stroke hooligan) with the latest generation of factory street trackers (Indian FTR 1200 S and Husqvarna Svartpilen 701

The DTRA season launch has become a fixture on the UK flat track calendar. It's always held in London, originally at Bolt, more recently at the Bike Shed's arch 3, and it's always been popular. On the surface, it's an unusual idea. Most race clubs have end of year presentation events, not pre-season launches, but it really works and is a good way to get racers, sponsors, supporters and staff together (all pictured in one snap above, with DTRA bossman mouthing off on the big s

Tons of new racebikes broke cover at the recent DTRA season launch, hosted by the Bike Shed, the most radical was ross Sharp's Wasp framed Yamaha MT-07. We will have a major feature on this bike, but here are the headline details. The radiator is under the dummy tank. Paint is a throwback to Rainey era Marlboro-sponsored 500 GP bikes. Pull back risers, the type Sammy Halbert and many other AMA pro racers favour. The brazed T45 frame was made by UK off-road frame specialists,