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.

BEST CUSTOM – AND BEST IN SHOW OVERALL!

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Pauline Hawkins

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6th March 2019

Bikes, you could say, are in my blood… Words: Dave Rogers Pics: Nik It, I s’pose, started with my gran, […]
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RIDING YOUR CLASSIC BIKE ABROAD AFTER BREXIT

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Nik Samson

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5th March 2019

You might be concerned about what will be different if the UK should leave the EU on 29 March.
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best engineering!

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Pauline Hawkins

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5th March 2019

Martyn Bratby, the owner and builder of this bike, is a hardcore fan of Indian motorcycles, and hadn’t ever really […]
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BEST NEW SKOOL!

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Pauline Hawkins

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1st March 2019

Lego and Airfix kits have a lot to answer for, and the fact that my mother told me I was […]
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BEST PAINT!

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Pauline Hawkins

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1st March 2019

Steve Richford, the owner of the bike that won the Best Paint class in the 2018 BSH Custom Champs, runs […]
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BEST CHOPPER!

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Pauline Hawkins

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28th February 2019

Nige (and Sue) Brewer’s classic 750/4 chop, which won the ‘Best Chopper’ class, as voted for by you, the readers, […]
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LOWLIFE

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Pauline Hawkins

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27th February 2019

They (whoever they are) say that people, consciously or unconsciously (probably unconsciously actually, ’cos consciously would just be too weird), […]
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In the pink

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Pauline Hawkins

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8th February 2019

The term ‘peer pressure’ is described as ‘social pressure by members of one’s peer group to take a certain action, […]
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March issue of BSH out now!

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Pauline Hawkins

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7th February 2019

The best of the best… that’s what’s in store in the mad March issue of BSH, out now! We’re just […]
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Trip’ped out Suzuki

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Pauline Hawkins

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28th January 2019

A while ago I discovered The Trip Out, which transported me right back to the ’70s – it was totally […]
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