Back Street Heroes July 2017

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his is actually the 399th issue of this ’ere magazine since it started way back in 1983; a number that itself means very little to anyone, but it does mean that next issue, number 400, is something special, something very special indeed!

so riding in the rain should be less of a chore, but I find I now don’t want to do it unless I really have to… weird.

Anyway, the Ratrod!

Yeah, And ’cos it’s a special first real ride issue, we’ve decided out was a brief to push the boat out squirt up to the and do summat to local town to fill celebrate the fact that the tanks up, only it is the 400th edition, about five miles so the magazine that you will be grasping in each way, but what your sweaty paw on or after 6th July will be a a laugh!

Once you’ve got your head around huge, 164-page issue full of more bikes, more the fact that yer arse is just 11 inches from events, more photos, more words – more of what the blacktop and that, because you’re sat you want to see, basically. so low, pulling away is never going to be It’s also going to be a full-on chopper special with an elegant experience (like an arthritic duck nary a hint of gurlie rear suspension anywhere, so frantically paddling until you can get your don’t miss it! BSH 400, on sale 6th July (or earlier feet up on the ’boards is probably the best if you’re a subscriber)! way to describe the palaver), then it rides, well, just like any long bike really. It’s stable, ✱✱✱✱✱✱✱✱ slow steering (180 turns on mini roundabouts And speaking of choppers, now that the winter might be interesting… thankfully we don’t seems to have finally relinquished its icy(ish) grip have many of those round ‘ere), and rock solid. on us, I’ve put the BSH Project Ratrod on the road.

Bumps don’t seem to upset it much, although I know, I know, I’m nesh, I should’ve had it out as anyone who rides a rigid will tell you, you do earlier in the year, but as I’ve got older I’ve come tend to be hypervigilant for potholes, manhole to the conclusion that riding motorcycles without covers and anything else that threatens to make effective mudguards in the rain when you don’t your spine attempt to break free of your body actually need to isn’t as much fun as it used to be. like a directionally challenged Chestburster (yes, I have recently been to see Covenant, why do It’s funny, isn’t it, how your mindset changes? you ask?), and actually the flat seat means that Years ago I rarely wore waterproofs, often it’s way more comfortable than a conventional riding in jeans with holes in the knees and hardtail – it feels more like a sprung bike than a Converse baseball boots, and used to laugh rigid. Thanks to Simon Harris at Attitude Customs at the spray of water that rose up, almost for extolling the virtues of flat-seat rigids to me hypnotically, through the beam of the years ago, he wasn’t wrong! headlight, and at the puddles of muddy water that inevitably collected around me In fact the only thing that does take a little whenever I stopped. These days, even the getting used to is the fact that you are so low; Kevlar combats I habitually wear (just got the top of your head is at about the same level a new pair of Draggin’s to replace the old as the bottom edge of a car side window, and faithful Bull-Its that have, after many years’ all the way back out of Brandon to Pam’s burger excellent service, got a little past their van, where local bikers meet on Thursday and best) have an element of waterproofing Friday evenings, I was convinced that I was being built in, and for real weather I have an old followed a little closely by a large truck ’cos every pair of Richa Gore-Tex that are practically time I looked back over me shoulder all I could see monsoon-proof, but I do now try not to go was a large bumper and a radiator grille. It pulled out when the weather’s less than clement. in behind me at the layby, and turned out to be my Doesn’t make much sense really, does it? mate Al… in his Transit.

Better gear, less chance of getting wet, See you next issue!

NIK

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’48 TRIUMPH SPEED TWIN

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glorious retro Trumpet

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BUM IN THE MUD

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BMAD PAIGNTON BIKE FESTIVAL

sea, sun, sand (well, mud), and shenanigans… and yes, I did say ‘sun’!

Triumph frame, Yamaha engine, loveliness in lorry-loads (pictured)

BSH goes to Devon for the first time in a long time!

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VIRAGO 125

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INTO THE VALLEY

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BANDIT 600

a proper chopper with a dinky motor the first of Yorkshire MAG’s big bunfights! young builder’s first proper big bike project

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ENFIELD BULLET

cool cruiser from down in Zummerzet

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GREEDY PIGS MCC’s CUSTOM SHOW

the burgers all disappeared quickly… well, they would, wouldn’t they?

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HONDA C70

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SPORTSTER SICKNESS

yay, a chicken chaser in BSH… and a bloody cool one at that! new site, new circumstances, same ol’ excellent party! more Sportsters than you could shake a shitty stick at… if you really wanted to

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MOTORC CYCLE SOCIAL Want a top-class custom Harley, but can’t build one yourself? Attitude Cycles down in Southampton have now set up a finance deal, a proper modern, up-to-date finance deal, so that you can buy their bikes, and these are the first two they’re offering.

The first is a bare metal Sportster bobber with a fully rebuilt motor, five-speed ’box, one-off hardtail frame, bare metal tank and rear ’guard lacquered with ‘Harley’ pin-striping, new ’bars/oil tank/pipes etc., etc. It comes with a full 12-month MoT, and a six-month parts and labour warranty, and there’s a choice of zero deposit finance or other finance deals.

The other bike is a ‘burple’ bobber, again built around a fully rebuilt Sportster engine and a one-off frame, and has, like its bare metal sibling, new everything right through. This one is painted in a deep and rather stunning ‘burple’ (mottled black/purple with ‘Harley-Davidson’ subtle lettering), and also has a range of finance deals available including zero deposit.

For more info contact Attitude Cycles on 07500 945985 or go to www. attitude cycles. uk

Motorcycle Social at the end of July is an exhibition celebrating and showcasing the best of the ever-growing new wave custom motorcycle scene. Spanning across the brutalist industrial interior of Canal Mills, Leeds, the exhibition will feature beautifully built machines, music, art and photography all under one roof.

There’ll be a wide range of build styles including bobbers, choppers, cafe racers, trackers, classics and everything in between, with a mix of debuting builders showing for the first time as well as established names bringing never-before-seen machines.

If you want to wind down and relax for a while you can browse the cool tees, lids and leathers in the market place, or head to the dedicated outdoor food court comprising wood-fired pizza, deep south barbecue and smoked meats, vegan and vegetarian catering plus a fully licensed bar. To accompany the craft ales there is live music throughout the night.

Motorcycle Social will have disabled access, and is family and dog friendly, and you can get more info from 07816140101 or www. motorcyclesocial.co.uk

The organisers of the Kickback Motorbike Show will be staging a Workshop and Garage Builder’s Fair at the Custard Factory in Birmingham on Saturday 15th July, and free tickets are available for all bike builders, custom engineers, fabricators and technicians etc.

The Bike Builder’s Fair will be based inside the Market Hall at the Custard Factory which is in Digbeth, Birmingham, an amazing area packed with independent stores selling records, gear, art, vintage clothes, custom bikes, surf stuff, cycles and books etc., plus hairdressers, coffee bars, restaurant, licensed bars and a great pub.

There will be around 30 exhibitors inside the Market Hall including suppliers of parts, accessories, equipment and engineering services – a great place for custom and performance bike builders to source ductts and d serviices. prod Gett your tickets and/or more info from www.thecustomshow.com

Old School Bl es Custom Show & k & Blu R ck ’ Ro i year’s This ld over the its full title, is being he Weekender, to give it the Coneygrey – ce pla al y at the usu weekend of 27-30th Jul e Ripley. in Derbyshire, just outsid nd. The Showground at Pentrich eke we g kin ses to be a cor And, as usual, it promi ing and day, with the bar open craic starts on the Thurs Friday and gh d then carries on throu bands live bands playing, an line ad He d. on g up for a sec Sons, Saturday without lettin ard yw tish Lion, Toseland, Wa a host are include Steve Harris’ Bri re the d an am Bonnet Band, ah Gr the d an , FM a T, Y& ee bars, good ges too. There are thr of others over three sta ue camping at stalls, and very pic turesq choice of food, trade National Park. t tric Dis s and the Peak the edge of the Pennine are a host event in itself – there The custom show is an be won as to ies of troph the usual, and we’re doing the of nd 6 JULY 2017 rou penultimate

re too so it’s ing Championship the BSH Custom Bike Build bike or trike tom cus a e hav u ing if yo definitely worth enter you’re proud of. us five pairs of people, they’ve given And ’cos they’re lovely e to do to be in you lot, and all you hav tickets to give away to g a pair is answer with a chance of winnin question: ple sim ly) ing this (frighten own as a member Steve Harris is best kn iden, (b) Ma n Iro of which band? (a) Girls? ice Sp e Th (c) or a Bananaram @ nik Email your answer to – good luck! backstreetheroes.com gh to win this If you’re not lucky enou go, tickets cost to like time, but you’d still £50 on the gate, just £42.50 prebook, or and more info from and you can get them com es. blu ww w.therockand

IDLE TORQUE

Replays are a four-piece rock/pop/ indie cover band performing covers from the past six decades including artists such as Foo Fighters, David Bowie, The Beatles, Radiohead, Tom Petty, Mott The Hoople, The Who, The Cult, Bryan Adams, The Police, Oasis, Feeder, The Kinks, Queen, The Stereophonics and Snow Patrol among others, and they’re looking for gigs on the bike scene.

Check them out on Facebook (Replays Covers).

Idle Torque is a small independent shop which sells premium, stylish motorcycle clothing in South Leicestershire. It stocks brands such as Bell, Davida, Hedon, Roland Sands Design, Rokker, Knox and Resurgence, and is run by a biker.

Jack Gutteridge passed his test last year and wanted to buy some cool biker clothing, but there wasn’t anywhere in the East Midlands that catered for his style so he decided to gamble everything and open his own shop. He instantly fell in love with the custom bike scene and bought a 1976 XS500 cafe racer as his first bike. He’s tried to distance himself from conventional bike clothing shops, and designed, built and installed all the shop fittings and even did the landscaping outside himself too. The concept of the shop is to provide a social hub for riders of custom bikes to meet and buy stylish gear, and it’s situated in an old stable yard next to a great cafe, organic butchers and traditional blacksmiths, making it a great destination for a ride out.

Idle Torque is at the Stable Yard, Cotesbach Estate, Cotesbach, Leics (LE17 4HX), and you can ring on 01455 207980 or go to www.idletorque.com

The 31st Farmyard Party is just a couple of short weeks away, so we thought we’d better give you a last-minute update, hadn’t we?

This year’s Farmyard will be, the organisers have promised, even bigger and better, with more music and entertainment than ever before. Bands already booked include the Sex Pissed Dolls, Bad Dog, The Force, ACDC UK, and Groove Ninjas, and there will be more than 30 quality acts performing throughout the weekend on four different stages. There’s the usual Smacked Arse Comedy Show with a host of new and established comedians, a surprise performance by the legendary Purple Helmets display team, two huge camping fields (one you’re allowed to have campfires in), a Glamping Village (prebook only), four bars, excellent food, showers, clean and properly maintained toilets, and much, much more too.

As well as all that there’s the usual BSH-sponsored custom show that, again, incorporates a round of the BSH Custom Bike Building Championship (see the ad elsewhere for details). Entering your bike is easy – simply turn up and put it in the custom show!

Tickets for this year’s Farmyard cost just £50 on the gate or £25 if you want to come for just Saturday only, and there are limited car passes available too, but they do need to be prebooked (ring 0800 988 3199).

Get more info from the Farmyard Party’s website at www. mapevents. co.uk

BIKE STOP CAFE JOAnovARC are an all-female power rock quartet who’ve been playing together for 12 years. Formed by sisters Sam and Shelley Walker, together with Deborah Wildish in 2004, they toured as a trio until guitarist Laura Ozholl joined them in 2009.

Some reviewers have likened them to Girlschool and Suzi Quatro, but they’re no tribute band. After releasing a couple of self-penned singles to great acclaim in the rock media in 2015, the ladies recorded an album of their own brand of power rock called ‘Ride Of Your Life’ last November and there is not one duff track on it.

They’re regulars on the biker festival scene and this year they will perform at the Ireland Bike Fest and the Bulldog Bash. They’ve played at numerous Harley-Davidson official events and, when they decided to create a promo video for their album launch, Harleys were on their agenda but, in keeping with their stripped-down ‘attitudey’ rock music style, they had to be proper chopped Harleys. Clive at So Low Choppers put the word out and on a cold airfield in Suffolk in November around a dozen chopper riders and the band got together around a 360-degree camera.

See the video on Facebook or www.joanovarc.co.uk

The National Motorcycle Museum in Birmingham is offering you a chance to win a highly desirable 1960 BSA 500cc DBD34 Gold Star Clubman!

Tickets cost £2 each and will be distributed during June via subscription copies of the specialist press, but can also be obtained via the museum on 01675 444123 or ordered securely online from www.thenmm.co.uk Their last raffle, that we told you about in BSH a few months ago, was to win a brand new Triumph Thruxton R, and it was drawn by World Superbike Champion Troy Bayliss and won by a gentleman from Worksop who, unless you’re named Roger Ward, wasn’t you.

Good luck!

Motorcycle clothing and accessories specialist Bike Stop now have a brand new onsite cafe within their showroom in Stevenage, Herts.

Located just off the A1 in Stevenage Old Town, and occupying a Grade II listed building full of old beams, the new cafe is a great destination for bikers to relax, meet up and admire all their latest purchases, customisations and restorations.

The new cafe offers extra seating both upstairs and downstairs, plus a menu of paninis, sandwiches, salads, cakes, cookies and Lavazza whole bean coffee.

For more info ring them on 01438 317038 or go to www.bikestop.co.uk JULY 2017

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These durable cotton shirts are fully lined with 100% DuPont Kevlar, and have hidden structure stitching, overlays in all the important p p places, a water-resistant coating, upper ‘Box’ type pockets and internal pockets, soft edge cuffs,

and YKK zips.

Available in all the usual sizes, and in red/black, red// blue, khaki/white or blue/ white colours, they cost £99 9.99 from anywhere tha at stocks the Oxfo ord Products range or www.oxprod d. com

Charge your mobile device on the w way with this Zeus USB socket and switch. Th he sturdy billet aluminium housing features a built-in bracket with stand-off spacer which h makes it easy to mount nearly anywhere. A rubber r lid keeps out dirt and water when the charger is not in use.

Get yours from anywhere that sto ocks the W&W Cycles range or www.wwag g.com

LED HEADLIGHT INSERTS LED-based lamps are getting more and more popular on motorcycles, and these LED inserts have clear polycarbonate lenses and a chrome-coloured edge. They feature high-quality LEDs, high luminous powe er and clearly marked light and shade borrders, and of course a con nsiderably extended lifespan, compared to filament bulbs.

They fit all 5.75-inch shells and you can get them from anywhere that stocks the W&W Cycles range or www.wwag.com 8

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Compact and light enough h to fit in a jacket pocket, yet packking enough punch to start a five-litre V8 engine, the Antigravity Micro-Start XP-1 PPS (Personal Power Supply) is a must-have for any motorcyclist.

These new and rather pleasant Sidi boots are made of full-grain le eather and suede, and are e lined with a Rain membrrane waterresistant mate erial. They have a suede ‘neckband’ for comfort, metal eyelets, an anti-vibratiion moulded removable in nsole and a rubber sole for good grip.

Available in all the usual sizes, they cost £174.99 from anywhere that stocks the Sidi range or www w.sidiselect.co.uk

RST ADJUSTABLE BRAKE/CLUTCH LEVERS These seven-stage adjustable brake and clutch levers provide functionality combined with an attractive design.

They provide optimised clutch control and a predetermined braking point, exactly adjusted to your hand size. Precision machined from billet aluminium, they’re assembled with stainless steel hardware, and they have a clever TÜV/ABE approved design that folds back in case of an accident.

Brake and clutch levers are sold individually and fit stock Harley-Davidson and Victory handlebar controls. Get yours from anywhere that stocks the Zodiac range or www.zodiac.nl

With an output of up to 400 Amps, it’s capable of jumpstarting motorcycles, cars and even commercial vehicles, up to 30 times on one charge, and comes complete with mini jumper clamps to attach to battery terminals packed into its neat carry-case, and can also power and charge devices like smartphones, cameras, tablets,

laptops and much more. It also has a high-power LED flashlight built into one end, with two flash patterns, including an SOS flashing beacon for emergencies.

The XP-1 comes in a convenient carry-case with everything needed to jump-start vehicles and charge electronics, priced £149 including VAT. Get yours from www .nippynormans.com

These Fred Kodlin Cafe Racer rear mudguards are made of steel and can be used for rear tyres up to 200mm wide. They fit Sportster models from 2004 onward (frame mods are needed), or customs, and convert the bike to a solo ride without a passenger seat! Matching steel seat base plates are available separately.

Get yours from anywhere that stocks the Custom Chrome Europe range or www.custom-chrome-europe.com

RIDER PADDOCK CHAIR These cool office or garage chairs are the same as are used in MotoGP, World and British Superbike pit garages. These ultrastylish, full factory rider chairs offer a deep support seat and back with memory foam technolog gy to ensure the ultimate comfortable seat. They have integrated shoulde er and thigh supports, are fully adjustable for tilt and recline, and have a pneumatic heightt adjuster, and a five-swive el caster base.

Available in Foggy (black/red) or MotoGP (black/silver or red/ white/black) or orange/black or red/ black (other designs available, check the website for latest styless), they cost £199.99 from anywhere that stocks the Bike-It range checkk out www.bikeittrade. com to find your nearess t place.

SHINKO E270 SUPER CLASSIC TYRES

New from Roland Sands Design, the Boss and Traction Floorboards have knurled rubber foot pads to dampen vibration and provide additional grip for riding in any conditions. The Traction Floorboards feature prominent raised stainless steel set screws for the ag ggressive rider that needs maximum traction, while the Boss is a timeless style that lookss good on any bike. CNC machined from billet aluminium, they have stainlesss steel hinges with angle adjustment screw w, and measure 14 inches long x 4.5 inches wide (passenger ones 10 inchess long x 4.25 inches wide – sold separately.

They fit 198 84-2017 H-D FLH, FLST and FLS models, and 20122016 FLDs, and you can ge et them from anywh here that stockss the MAG Europe e range – ring them on n 0161 337 4390 or go to www. mageurop pe.eu

The Shinko E270 tyre has a full aspect ratio saw-tooth design that gives them a classic appearance. They feature a four-ply rated nylon carcass for extended wear, and are available in black, single stripe whitewall or double stripe whitewall version, and new in the range is a 21-inch front. S-rated for speeds up to 118mph or H-rated for up to 130mph, the 16 inch, 18 inch and 19 inch tyres can be used front and rear (the new 21 inch is only for the front).

These and all other Shinko tyres for Harley-Davidson, Indian, Victory and customs are available at your local Zodiac dealers or www.zodiac.nl nl

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