Radio Silence
- May 4, 2022
- 1 min read
Dear Sideburn Blog readers
Apologies for the lack of posts lately. As you might know, I handle a lot of the blog duties and I've been busy with the magazine, a couple of bike projects, and The One Show (plus trying to have a personal life). Something had to give, and it was regular posts here.
Rest assured, lots of posts coming soon.
Also, if you want to share any of the stuff you're up to, racing, projects or anything else, in the form of a blog post, please email them to us at sideburnmag @ gmail dot com (I've written like that in an effort to avoid the Russian spambots).
Cheers
Gary Inman
Editor, Sideburn magazine
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