Motorcycho is an honest to goodness fanzine made in Vancouver, BC, Canada, by the wonderful human and punk rock theremin wrangler, Norm McFuzzybutt. We HAVE supported each other's mags since Sideburn Day One and it's one of only two non-SB magazines we've ever stocked (the other being Union). We have just received the new Motorcycho, issue, 31.5 (I wonder where they got that idea ;-) ) that is a special issue concentrating on the old family photos of one bike-mad clan. We als

Photo: Sean Martin/Huck In my role as a writer for hire, I recently worked for London-based title, Huck. Wikipedia describe them as 'a bi-monthly magazine, website and video platform. It has been recognized for its style of exploring subcultures as 'entry points for articles about music, politics and places all over the world.' I wrote about the Cycle Zombies from California. The article, with a ton more fascinating counter-cultural features, can be found in print and also at

Straight from Canada, the current issue of the world's favourite moto fanzine is back in stock. Issue 31 includes a story from our very own Travis Newbold; 1960s flat track photos; 1970s Triumph unit chopper; vintage endurance circuit racing in Oregon; the best drone photography ever; Dan Rouit's flat track museum; Sasquatches; moto stickers. And now it's a bit glossy. Sell-outs! Go to our dedicated Motorcycho section to see the latest issue, back issues and patches. #Magazin

I've been asked to do a presentation about the motivations and processes of making an independent magazine for one of Raw Print's monthly events, and it's this Wednesday night. The Raw Print nights are aimed at design and media students of Nottingham Trent University and co-promoted by the great magazine shop, Ideas on Paper, in Nottingham, so I thought it would be a good thing to do. Altruistic and all that, but it's taken me ages to prepare for, so I hope they find it usefu