Sideburn 55: OUT NOW
Sideburn 55 celebrates greatness. Greatest is subjective, greatness less so. But it's our magazines and we make the rules around here, so if we say a Dutch film only ten people have ever seen is the greatest, then it is.
+ Exclusive interview with 9-time champ Jared Mees
+ another exclusive with super-tuner Kenny Tolbert with the back story on the Indian FTR750
+ Sammy Halbert vs Henry Wiles rivalry
+ Cory Texter chooses the best ever flat track leathers
+ Celebrating the 50th anniversary of Kenny Roberts' first GNC title
+ The Greatest: Event poster; Workshop; Day; Beer; Book; Racer helmet; Race photo; Crash; Moto punk band; Pre-season photo; Bleak gang warfare film masquerading as a kid's teatime cartoon; Magazine; Name; Dirt track
COVER: Oliver Brindley
BIKES: Indian FTR750; Mule Yamaha XS650; Indian FTR 'Tokyo Connection'
PEOPLE: Jared Mees; Kenny Tolbert; Erik Gundersen; Randy Skiver; Kenny Roberts; Gary Kinzler; Rolands Sands; Gary Kinzler
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The "Greatest" issue concept is a fun one — I love how they lean into the subjectivity of it all, especially calling a Dutch film only ten people have seen the greatest. The Sammy Halbert vs Henry Wiles rivalry piece sounds like it could fill a whole book on its own. Speaking of celebrating things that are gloriously imperfect, I recently came across a bad quality image tool that purposefully makes photos look terrible — which, honestly, feels like the opposite of this magazine's gorgeous photography, but it's a fun way to mess with flat track shots for a laugh.