20th Yokohama Show

This is a road legal old-fashioned Auto Race Triumph. It was built Tom at ForkCo - Sideburn's Japanese distributor. ForkCo make lovelyengine dress-up parts for Harleys, Triumphs and Yamaha XS models. They're available direct or through Lowbrow in the US of A.
I know, I know, but these are inspirational bikes.
They're from Hummingburger via Bubble Visor. G

Heiwa Honda

Yokohama blah, blah, sorry. I know, the whole world went and we didn't. We've laid off photos, we weren't there (though ForkCo were on our behalf) and those who were did a sterling job of blogging everything worthy quick sharp - but this Heiwa Honda CB77 is just beautiful. Now, is that a KTM swingarm or just one inspired by it? I'm too busy to do the research, but I know one of you will know instantly. G

ForkCo Scarf

From Tom at ForkCo.

I have the scarf!!
Now I can survive a super cold weather in Japan.
Tom

Sideburn and Fork at Yokohama

We didn't make it out to Yokohama, but ForkCo literally flew the flag for us. ForkCo are our Japanese distributors and make some of the most beautiful dress-up parts for Harleys, XS650s and Triumphs. They're available through ForkCo or our friends at Lowbrow Customs.

Thanks to David Death Spray for the shot below. Check out Death Spray's great Yokohama coverage. GI

Decert exhausts

Our friend Tom at ForkCo Japan has developed these handsome exhaust systems and slip-ons for some models of Sportsters. He's offering a dual and a 2-into-1. Check out the curves on the carb side of the 2-into-1.
Tom's English is better than a lot of British people we've met so if you want one, don't be afraid to get in touch. Contact Decert for prices and details. GI
Decert by Fork.

Hajimemashite Sideburn Magazine desu.

ForkCo

ForkCo Oil Filter covers

Tom at ForkCo distributes Sideburn in Japan. He also makes lovely motorcycle parts that have an understated style all of their own. These are his latest creations, a range of three SR400/500 oil filter covers: Radial fin, Emboss and Luxe. Subarashi! G

ForkCo XS

A chance meeting with Tom of Japanese company ForkCo, at January's Verona Show in Italy led to Sideburn landing a Japanese distributor. It'll take time to build out there, but it's great to have Tom on our side. Especially when he's building bikes like this. GI