The desire to rush to get reports onto the blog has left me, but the want to share photos and a few details is still there, so for instant gratification, there is the @sideburnmag instagram feed (which also runs along the bottom of this very website's homepage for those without the app or a smartphone, there are some out there). Wait a little longer and posts arrive on the blog, from me and our contributors all over the world, and for the real quality, there is the magazine,

We venture into the deserts of California, Mexico and South Africa to test the mettle of our contributors. Old bikes are ridden not hidden, and inappropriate machinery is raced through 1000 miles of wilderness proving the adage that it's not the size of the dog in the fight, it's the size of the fight in the dog. SB34 also features McQueen's very own Huskie; a new regular column from Death Spray Custom, an interview with the toughest woman in flat track; follow a group of fe

I'm just back from Wheels and Waves in France where I spent a lot of time with some of the senior staff and wider family of Indian Motorcycles. After a day of hooligan racing at El Rollo (which they dominated with Leah Tokelove taking the win on her Krazy Horse Scout) the firm made a big announcement that they are to build an FTR1200 - a 1200cc street tracker, 'inspired' by the dominant FTR750 AFT racer. But wait, because this is important... They had the bike above on displ

From Arne in Amsterdam... Nice to see Menze Kwint's art in the new Sideburn and how you continue to support the arts and its artists! Nice one! Funny enough both Menze and Lennard are my mates and I have a couple tattoos of their works. And somehow they are extremely related to Sideburn magazine. The first one I saw was Lennard's design and it was a Sideburn sticker and I loved it so much I got it tattooed. The other one I had done after I saw Menze’s sketches online. He was