Showing posts with label Lawson. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Lawson. Show all posts

Wednesday, 18 September 2013

One-off Wednesday

UPDATE: SOLD OUT
We sometimes find one straggler left in a box. We've hung onto them for a while but it seems pointless to keep them forever, so we've come up with One-off Wednesday to shift these odds and ends.

First up is an Eddie shirt in large. This was the fastest selling shirt we've ever made.

Sorry, no returns.
Large only.
Green only.
Brand new in a sealed bag.
£15 plus post and packing.

We don't have any others, so please don't email to ask. Once it's gone, it's gone. There'll be another shirt in, another design, perhaps another size, next week.

Go to the Sideburn Shop if you want it. G

Wednesday, 22 February 2012

Motocourse

I went through a period of buying Motocourse books on eBay. I use them for reference and like looking up at the top shelf and seeing their spines. I had six of early ones out looking for some details the other day. I don't have the first ones, with Sheene on it, but I do have two, 80-81. I should sell it to buy some I'm missing. I love the Uncini cover, mostly forgotten now, Ghibli lid, running number 13. G

Wednesday, 16 March 2011

SignFlu

Naff; the dummy I made of this Sideburn T used a generic free-font brushscript for the signature on the front. Then by chance, this fellow Cooper passed by my wife's shop to offer his signwriting services, so I roped him in, and he did a great job. I'm chuffed how it turned out - and it instantly SOLD OUT. BPWild West bird boxes, hoardings, skateboards, hot rods, toilet seats, Mona Lisa on a pin-head; Cooper can paint it.

Monday, 28 February 2011

Could there be a more appropriate T-shirt for this garage?

Asks Harley from the Isle of Man...

I know it's on back to front but it worked better for the shot!
All the best, Harley

Wednesday, 23 February 2011

Apology

Sorry, but the green T-shirt combo has been held up. We were expecting them yesterday. They're promised for the next day or so. The packages are already labeled to be sent out. Those of you who did pre-order the shirts did the right thing. We've sold out of some sizes. Thanks for all your support. Spread the word - Sideburn 7 is out. G

Tuesday, 15 February 2011

Sideburn 7 - Pre-order NOW!

THIS IS FOR PRE-ORDERS ONLY UNTIL FEBRUARY 22, 2011.

Sideburn 7 is at the printers. It will be mailed out on Tuesday February 22. Like we have done with the last two issues we’ve made a limited edition T-shirt we’re offering as a Sideburn 7 and T-shirt combo.
It has two-colour front and back and inspired by Mr Eddie Lawson. The T-shirts are at our normal printers right now. They’re bright, Japanese motorcycle green on a high quality Gildan shirt (like we always use). One run, never to be repeated, yada, yada.
Order now to avoid disappointment.
[If any subscribers want them they should email asap and I'll sort them out with a deal].

The magazine is 100 full colour pages printed in England on top quality silk paper, perfect bound, laminated and topped with a spot-varnished cover. Posted first class in a bubble envelope to ensure its crispy freshness.

Get yours at the Sideburn webshop

Sunday, 24 October 2010

#21

I did get to interview Eddie Lawson at Stafford (thanks Ben). I remembered to take my jacket too. G

Friday, 15 October 2010

Eddie Lawson

We've heard he hasn't been to Yoorope for at least 15 years, but he's in Stafford this weekend. What's more, while the UK's best selling motorcycle title had its interview cancelled, Sideburn's is supposed to be still going ahead. Yahoo.
We have exclusive T-shirt deals and other new merch. Come Sideburn's Stafford Stand for a nosey. In the main hall. M52, follow the crowds.

Friday, 8 October 2010

Sideburn at Stafford

Sideburn is having a stand at the Stafford Classic Mechanics Show, the best modern classics show in Europe, on the weekend of October 16-17. On the stand will be:

  • Sideburn's Project FT (as painted by Death Spray Custom)
  • Jason's amazing Bonneville Performance framer
  • Exclusive T-shirt offer (with a new colour option not seen before or after)
  • Other brand new Merchandise that we'll preview next week
  • Books and, of course, magazines

We're in the Main Hall, stand M52 (next to the ladies toilets, classy). Red Max Speed Shop are having a stand in the main hall too and they're selling a massive range of bodywork and parts. And Eddie Lawson (below) is the guest of honour. When was the last time he came to the UK? GI

Tuesday, 28 September 2010

Lawson coming to the UK

Nope, Fast Eddie isn't racing in short track (but David Aldana is), he's coming over as guest of honour of the Classic Mechanics Show at Stafford. If that wasn't enough to entice you, Sideburn is having a stand in the main hall. We will have an exclusive T-shirt on sale for the weekend only and hopefully some other new merch too. We'll also have the world's best Triumph Streettracker and Project FT500 on the stand. The show is October 16-17. GI
Photo: The Rider Files

Wednesday, 22 September 2010

An Age of Superheroes

This book is so good I have to hide it or I don't get anything done. Mat Oxley is my favourite writer (working in the subject motorcycles). He's been covering GPs, at the tracks, since the 1980s, as a rider he nearly won the Suzuka 8-hour, and did win a TT (250 production class), and he's even written for Sideburn.
For this book he interviewed Schwantz, Rainey, Lawson, Doohan and Gardner - the Superheroes who wrestled the most vicious road racing bikes in history. He also raided the archives of the best GP photographers of the era. The interviews form captions for the incredible photos. I pick it up, idly, then force myself to put it back down 35 minutes later having not done any work. It contains more than those five superheroes, though. There are amazing images of Randy Mamola, Kenny Roberts, De Radigues, Cadalora, plus the bikes, girls, team kit...
Put it on your Christmas list. And our mate Kar Lee did some illustrations for it too.
Amazon are selling it cheap. GI

Sunday, 29 June 2008

Ascot


I am attaching a couple of cool photos/scans They speak for themselves, but a fast Arizona rider is shown, Art Fredenburgh. He ran out of Shell Thuet's camp, don't know exactly how much support he got but I know he had all the good stuff like Wayne Rainey and Eddie Lawson.

Later, Craig Martin