Aw, mate - Sideburn in Aus

Sideburn has officially appointed Deus Ex Machina as its first Australian dealer.
www.deus.com.au

Can you dig it?

Lima, Ohio. Boy-oh-boy, that place sounds cool for someone stuck in rain-lashed England.

Hot Dock's 8V Harley

Now just because your bike sports H-D™ badges on its tank, don't make it cool. In fact here at SB, we are very picky when it comes to Milwaukee heavy metal. But this tarmac mongrel; built by Keiji Kawakita in Tokyo, is more frisky than a Glaswegian pit bull & we suggest you don't dare pat its radial 4 valve head.
"GRrrrr WOOF WOOF!"
BP (Tipped off by our Italian correspondent Otto Nero)

Fuel injected, AP six-piston brakes, Ohlins front and rear...

Ventura Outlaws

Hi, I think I promised you guys a few pics of this years Outlaw Class at Ventura.
Hope you find them amusing.

Andy (the rotter)

Ventura Outlaws 2

More shots from Andy. Thanks Andy

I hate racing in the wet

The Americans are sensible, they just call the race off. The stupid Brits try to race. This is Sideburn's GI on his Knight Rotax at Stoke in 2006.

Sideburn, adesso in vendita a Milano!

Or, Sideburn is on sale in Milan!
Super-cool H-D and Buell dealer, Numero Uno has a stock of issue ones. Here are some shots GI took on his recent visit.

This is addition to our Rome stockists, Good Guys Racer Store.

Other shops (anywhere in the world) wanting to stock Sideburn should email us, please. dirt@sideburnmagazine.com

www.numerounomilano.it
http://goodguysracerstore.com/

Erv's Bike

Gary/Ben, in response to your latest sideblog post, haven't got a kwak triple for ya but have got another pic to help with the build! This is a period one from a paddock circa mid 70's showing Erv Kanemoto's work in all its glory.
Laters Tel, Norwich, England

Thanks Tel. Looks like Don Castro there (yes we can read).

Kill, maim, destroy

It's what it was built to do. Anyone got a spare triple they'd donate to us to build one of these?

Great Britain - World Champions*

From Marco Belli (via Babelfish)

"We arrived back yesterday from Muhldorf, in Germany, where we raced the 2008 Trophy of Nations. The 1000m track close to Munich is a Superfast sand oval, really well maintained by the local muhldorf Club, who is sustaining dirt track from years.
8 representatives of 8 european countries were there to fight for the first place, but as a prevision, it was Team England** who scored enough to be again the Winner Team. The race for the best rider was a different music as it came in my hand since I won all my heats and also the thrilling 12 laps 1000m track final; during which my Team fellows, Magnoni and Talamona, showed consistence and gained good results: this meant we, as Team Italy, finished as the best third Team of the day.
So the final classification is England, France, Italy and Holland.
Another good goal for dirt track, let’s hope for anybody else who is willing to organize the 2009 Trophy of Nations."

*Because America either weren't invited or didn't send a team...
** Peter Boast, Tim Greig, Steven Hall