Issue 318 of BSH has finally prised its way out of the clutches of an unusually reluctant printer this month, and is, no doubt, bounding joyously across the green pastures of freedom as we speak. Anyway, despite the best efforts of our recalcitrant suppliers, the newly-released issue is chock full of all the usual quality stuff you've come to expect from this organ of ours. Pride of place this month goes to SparKo's BSA A10 bobber, a bike that's decidedly devoid of bling but which is one that simply oozes class and rock-solid street cred, while the feature bike roster also includes a glorious S&S Generator Shovel lowrider, a steampunk three-wheeler, a top Meriden Triumph twin and a quite, quite mental Volkswagen/Vickers v-twin chop, to name but four. In addition, there's the first of three pieces documenting this year's mob-handed foray to foreign parts, ie the 2010 BSH Run to the Sun, as well as coverage of the Yorkshire Pudding Rally, the Plymouth Tattoo Show, the Hogs Bollocks Rally, and a Stateside run with a difference, all washed down with a double dose of invaluable two and three-wheeled technical advice from Mr Bridges. Last but not least, the sheer illustrative genius of a certain Paul Sample brings us to another resounding, unforgettable climax with the very latest episode of the inimitable Ogri. Howzabout that little lot, then...?