Showing posts with label Sheffield. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sheffield. Show all posts

Sunday, 3 July 2016

Matt Helders and his Mule

Drummer with the Arctic Monkeys, collaborator with Iggy Pop, a man with fine taste in motorcycles, Matt Helders is all these things. We flew to Los Angeles to photograph the Brit's mean Mule-built Bonneville. 
Read about the bike, and the man in Sideburn 25
And if you like the Not For Aircraft Use T-shirt Matt is wearing you can get your own at the Sideburn shop for just £15 plus post from sideburn.bigcartel.com
Photo: Ben Part

Wednesday, 14 October 2015

Peaty Sheffield

Grass-roots mountain bike jumble for all you pedal heads. Heaps of muddy secondhand parts, some new stuff, a few related commercial companies, and a few oddballs like gravity maverik Baybutt (seen here at the Bristol Peaty's show last year). BP
More info on the Peaty's webite

Tuesday, 23 September 2014

DGR 2014

The Distinguished Gentleman's Ride has exploded. Well, not literally, but there are clearly a load of folk doing it this year. And it all happens this Sunday.

This weekend, there are 255 charity rides (raising money for prostate cancer research) in 57 countries. And Triumph are corporate sponsors of the whole thing.

Baybutt of the Corpses From Hell reminded us he's organised one in Sheffield (UK). You can sponsor him here.

For details on your nearest ride, go to Distinguished Gentleman's Ride. G

Wednesday, 17 September 2014

Steam Yard, Sheffield

This South Yorkshire caffeine haven now stocks Sideburn.

Steam Yard Coffee Co 
Unit 1 - 2 Aberdeen Court
95-97 Division St
Sheffield
S1 4GE

If your shop, dealership, coffee cabin, cafe, clubhouse or support group wants to stock Sideburn get in touch at dirt @ sideburnmagazine.com

Keep print media alive and support the independents. Please. Thanks! G

Thursday, 15 August 2013

Mud Crab Ride-Out Film Snips

(excuse the crapy non-edit, turn the wind noize off, add your own soundtrack). Enjoy the scenery. BP



Sunday, 11 August 2013

Mud Crab Snaps (pm)

Tall stories from Co Built
Wonderful lazer etched wooden CFH trophies
'Best Bike' - Survivor Customs' Rotax chop tracker odd-ball.
'Furthest Traveled by Bike' - London by Sam Christmas.
'Best Jacket' Max's Aldana jacket. BP

Peaks Ride-Out Snaps

This was the only accident of the whole day. It was just topple during the coffee break when the sidestand pressed through the flapjack tarmac. The only damage was some earth deposit on the sidestand which didn't exactly warrant calling out the AA.
Dave on his newly acquired CB175
Max winner of 'Best Jacket' wearing Dave Aldana's old leathers from when he was a teenager.
Proper coffee in the middle of nowhere, served from the back of Motore's Piaggio Ape - How fantastic!
And the next day on the way home, I stopped by Derbyshire Aggregates out in Youlgrave for a few sacks of black Bassalt chips (not peculiar to the North of England) for my wannabe-Japanese garden. (I nearly gave myself a double hernia when I acquired the stone doorstep from a field next to the A53 when I was last in the Peak District). BP

Mud Crab Snaps (am)

As each bike rolled in it seemed an even more 'inappropriate' a match for the others already lined up in the bus lane. And like with the routes people had taken to ride to Sheffield, the sources of the tip-off that there was a ride-out and a Sideburn party in the evening were pretty random too. From "Instagram" to "I work in the tattoo shop around the corner" and "I heard a raucous VROooM-Vroom". Good to see some Dirt Quake II survivors there too.

By the time John Lawson turned up on his Dirt Quake II, class-winning, Africa Twin, the law decided enough was enough and sent the riot squad in. We happily buggered off to the Peak District for four hours before returning. BP