Back Street Heroes

Back Street Heroes
Back Street Heroes is the UK’s biggest-selling and best custom bike magazine. We cover all styles of custom bikes and the custom biker lifestyle. Subscribe here.

The rebirth of cool

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Pauline Hawkins

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2nd May 2019

Back in September 2012 I’d just bought a ’57 GMC step-side truck, when I bumped into an old friend who […]
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(Almost a) Road test – Can-Am Ryker Rallye

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Pauline Hawkins

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2nd May 2019

The Can-Am Ryker is not only the lightest and slightest of the Can-Am three-wheeler range, it is also the one […]
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June issue of Back Street Heroes out now!

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Pauline Hawkins

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2nd May 2019

The rally season has begun in earnest (well, it really kicked off in April, but let’s not split hairs) and […]
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Loon’s Z1100 chop

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Pauline Hawkins

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1st May 2019

See a quick video of Loon’s Z1100 chop here:
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The copper penny

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Pauline Hawkins

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1st May 2019

It’s been a few years since we last featured a bike built by Rob Wood at Twistedspine Custom Motorcycles (the […]
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London tops ‘dangerous roads’ list

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Pauline Hawkins

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30th April 2019

Latest figures show that London has nine of the top ten most dangerous roads in the UK. They are: 1. […]
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Sideways and sandy

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Pauline Hawkins

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30th April 2019

For years we’ve drooled over the styling of Harleys and Indians from the 1940s, and we were also inspired by […]
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Building a motorcycle rally

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Pauline Hawkins

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29th April 2019

Over the past four months, much of my time’s been taken up with organising the 28th You’ve Been Nabbed rally, […]
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New but old

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Pauline Hawkins

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29th April 2019

One of the criticisms you hear about custom bikes, especially ones built around older and perhaps rarer bikes, is that […]
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It’s all Fonda’s fault…

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Pauline Hawkins

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12th April 2019

It’s probably fair to say that Kev Clubley isn’t the only chap whose long-term dream’d been to own a Panhead […]
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