You may have seen this link before on other Blogs, but if you haven't, check out the great photos (many from Bonneville Salt Flats) of B...

Haven't had much to do with motorcycles recently, what with trying to sort the family's life out after leaving Australia. I've a...

James, a Brit with a shop in Copenhagen (via Seattle) built this neat 1200cc flathead. Check the details (the pic's big) ... nice! It...

More of Von Daz's supercharged Trump. A great example of Aussie engineering ingenuity!

A guy called Alan McDonald sent me this. Pretty radical! "This rod is made from a 1928 Dodge body, with a Cummins turbo-charged, nitrou...

If you read the mag, you'll be familiar with Jeff Baer's bikes - he resurrects some of the coolest knucks and flatheads you'll s...

The best thing about coming back to the UK is being able to while away hours in a traditional pub, drinking proper pints of proper ale. And ...

Remember Von Daz's supercharged Triumph street tracker? Well Wasko got some nice snaps of it this weekend, and so it will be gracing the...

I have a rule that I won't put anything in the mag that I wouldn't park in my own garage ... something other (mainstream) bike mags ...

When I first moved to Australia 8 years ago, I met a guy called Roger Chambers who'd been around bikes and the bike scene for many years...

Posted by the new owner. At least he gives me credit for building the thing (even though my good friend Buzz should take the lion's shar...

As you may have gathered, nothing remotely interesting has happened since we came back to the UK. We still have nowhere to live, no cash, an...

I love suddenly coming across bike and biker images from the sixties I've never seen before, and these come from the LIFE magazine archi...

Sorry, but walking around the local grey, wet streets here reminds me how good looking Australians are in comparison to us in the UK. So to ...

It's been anarchy... but we're finally in the UK, sorting our shit out. And there's still a royal family, eating our taxes! Apol...

Mochi & pals.

We fly back to the UK on Friday, and this Blog may be dormant for a short while. In the meantime, we awoke this morning to the sound of chop...

Huggy's a hero. If you're into old Harleys and are from London, you'll know him. His UL was a 'Fast Classics magazine' c...

No one does youth cults quite like us Brits.

It's a hard lesson, but you can't buy 'cool' or a 'lifestyle'. I loved everything about Sydney shop Deus Ex Machina ...

There was an interesting photo on the Born Loser Blog showing English HA with homemade patches sometime in the late 60s. It prompted me to ...

End of another era. This is how I'll remember The Cramps: the definitive line-up with Bryan Gregory and Nick Knox. I think their finest ...

Haven't updated the website yet, but the new mag is available any day. Great issue: a particularly poignant column by Irish Rich, our fi...

Long ago in a land far away, I created a rockabilly band called 'Born Bad' that cut a few records, played some gigs in London (there...

Had a goodbye beer today with Wasko and Von Daz in the Carlisle pub in Newtown, then rode with Daz (him on his Bonneville) to his workshop, ...

This may not mean anything to you if you're not from the UK, but there was a cheesy chain of poster shops that were big in the 80s calle...

One of the frustrating things about doing the magazine is how many photos I have to leave out because of space. Often I wish I could run 12 ...

The Scarborough brothers' Panheads ... from the old GK site. I'd be hard pressed to choose.