Showing posts with label goggles. Show all posts
Showing posts with label goggles. Show all posts

Thursday, 1 December 2016

Help Hubert Win!

Sideburn ambassador and Dirt Quake hero, Hubert Bastie has been included in a photo comp run by 100% goggles, with this photo.

Perhaps you're sick of being asked to vote for strangely-coloured people, but if you're on facebook, please give him your support. Not sure what he'll win, but he doesn't win very often so it would be appreciated.

Here's the link. G

Saturday, 3 September 2016

100% Supports The DTRA

The DTRA has some great supporters, including 100% Goggles. And DTRA riders wear 100% goggles.

Thanks to every company that supports grassroots motorsport. G

Saturday, 30 April 2016

Barstow Goggles; OSFA Edition

Regular Sideburn contributor, photographer Dimitri Coste has a long relationship with 100% goggles, shooting ad campaigns for them and others in the motocross industry. Now 100% have created a collaboration goggle that promotes Dimitri's OSFA project.

OSFA stands for One Size Fits All and is based around his 1967 Triumph TR6C. The idea is to race as many different disciplines with one bike, only changing wheels, tyres and handlebars. He's race the Catalina GP, Pikes Peak, short track, mile and motocross (maybe more that I've forgotten).

Find out more about the goggles and how to find them at The Barstow OSFA.

You can read about the first time Sideburn met Dimitri and his Triumph in Sideburn 5 (which we have a very small amount of very slight seconds on sale) and his about Pikes Peak race in Sideburn 10 or a portfolio of his work in Sideburn 20. And click the label with his name below to see lots of posts about this enthusiastic racer, photographer, father, do-er. Vive le Coste. G

Saturday, 12 October 2013

The Barstow by Ride 100 Per Cent


Dimitri Coste got in touch with some news.

I've been involved in The Barstow project to take care of the images both photos and videos i went to Cali last end of may right before DQ2 to shoot Kim Boyle and Scott Burnworth.

Find out more at Ride The Barstow

Tuesday, 17 April 2012

DIY helmets

Our good friend Captain Simo, a fellow helmet fetishist, modified his Davida with an old Arai chinpiece he bought at the Stafford Show. Looks great with his new Xtravue goggles. G

Monday, 16 April 2012

Xtravue Goggles - back in stock

We hunted down a few more pairs after the first lot sold out in a blink. Check them out at the Sideburn Webshop. G

Thursday, 22 March 2012

Xtravue Goggles

We love finding the odd short run of stuff to sell in the webshop. We turned up these new, old stock British Bob Heath Xtravue goggles. These are loved in Japan and Ben, Mick and I are all having a pair, so there aren't many left. Get your own Xtravue goggles. G
We've also got new Get Thee Behind Me Satan stickers designed by Chris Watson. Free with every order. Great for bikes, cars, vans, toolboxes and notepads.

Tuesday, 20 December 2011

Military Spec Goggles, Mudscrapers and More

We got the chance to buy some brand new MilSpec Ariete goggles in black and NATO green, so they're up in the webshop. They are the same shape as Ariete's MX goggles, but have ballistic lenses and are plain black with plain straps or plain green with, yes, green straps. Very understated.

We also picked up some handy mudscrapers (below) and brake clips. Treat yourself.

Thursday, 24 November 2011

Anvil Motociclette, Milan

I've met the Anvil guys and girls a couple of times now. I like them. They sent an email previewing some new Monkee-esque Honda they're building (below). It reminded me I liked their touring holiday snaps, above, from when they went to Corsica. My bike touring holiday snaps never look like that.
Check them out at Anvil Motociclette.
Can anyone get me some of those Viking goggle? G

Monday, 1 June 2009

Tuesday, 17 March 2009

Aviator Retro Pilot T3 Goggles



From our friends at Davida. That top shot is from BP. He's good, eh? GI

'Beginning in 1990, the Anglo-French collaboration between helmet manufacturer Davida and goggle manufacturer Leon Jeantet aimed to develop a range of goggles designed to complement the classic shapes and designs of the Davida helmet.
The launch of the Aviator Retro Pilot T1 &T2 proved an instant success with fans of open-face Jet helmets. One size never fits all however so the Aviator Retro Pilot T3 has been introduced to the range. They feature a smaller frame and more compact padding to better fit the smaller shells of the Speedster helmet and the medium, small and X small Davida Jet helmet. They are particularly suited to people with small or narrow faces.
All are finished in soft black goats leather and are available with either chrome, gunmetal and gold frames.'