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This bike was built to race in the UK DTRA flat track nationals, vintage two-stroke class. It was originally a 250 Stiletto but has been modified to replicate the 250 DMR (Dick Mann Replica) factory flat-tracker. This involved de-raking the frame and fitting 19” wheels front and rear to match the DMR geometry along with hand-made bodywork and exhaust to factory spec. It’s fitted with 35mm Betor forks and yokes, an authentic Grimeca rear disc brake and original Amal carb and Motoplat electronic ignition.


The bike starts well and performs superbly, regularly finishing in front of much bigger bikes and has achieved several podium finishes, enough to secure fourth place in the 2022 and 2023 championships. Now fully serviced and ready to race for the 2024 season.

Located West Sussex, UK


£4250




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1970 T120 engine with 750 cc conversion-

Trackmaster frame

Electronic ignition

Bob Newby belt and clutch mod

Top of the line components for vintage

Engine runs strong-

Just getting too old to kick start

$8k OBO-

Buyer pays shipping


Contact John on 907-360-9418 / Lakeview@gci.net

Located: Kodiak, Alaska




UK dirt track racer, mum, model, pub owner, Stephanie Bolam has entered an insane ultra-marathon and is looking for sponsors. She is raising money for the Children with Cancer UK charity.



You can either support her by donating to her Just Giving page. Or you can purchase the photo above, in A3 or A2 size. The shot was taken by Ollie Porter during the cover shoot for Sideburn 35. It has been expertly printed by Metro Imaging. The shot above is just a very low-res version. The real thing is pukka.


Ollie and Metro donated the photo and printing all the profit can go to Children with Cancer UK.

A3 - £50

A2 - £80


To order, contact Steph directly on my instagram @stephbolam or email; Stephanieoakes86@gmail.com. She will take your postal address and send you to the Just Giving donation page to make payment 


About the race: 

The Panama Coast-to-Coast is a 200km (124-mile) ultramarathon and expedition. It starts at the Pacific and involves two back-to-back marathons (a total of 52-miles) running on the road, then five days self-supported in the jungle, sleeping, eating and surviving, before kayaking out to get to the Atlantic Ocean. Steph says, 'It’s a 10-day expedition and I have no doubt will be the hardest of my life, so let’s make it worth it and take this money.


'I really believe in this charity. I don’t have much time to raise this money but please please donate as much as you can and make my suffering in the jungle worth it. Thanks for your support x'

 

About Children with Cancer UK

Our vision is a world where every child and young person survives cancer. 

For 35 years, Children with Cancer UK has funded much needed research into the causes of childhood cancers, and the development of better, kinder treatments as well as funding initiatives that support children and their families through cancer treatment and beyond.

Our work has contributed significantly to a marked increase in childhood cancer survival rates and improved quality of life for patients.





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