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Vintage Motorcycle Club General Information The VMCC was founded by a group of enthusiast's in 1946.  It was formed to promote an interest in early and pioneering motorcycles so as to ensure that they were not forgotten and left to rust away through a lack of appreciation. This same principle applies today though motorcycle history plus the multitude of makes and models is significantly much larger.  However, this provides the VMCC with one thing that many other clubs cannot provide.  Because the VMCC caters for ALL bikes over 25 Years old there is a large 'Variety' of machines owned by members.  Manufacturers from all around the world are represented and covered by a machine age span of over 100 years. The club now has over 16,000 members and is the largest motorcycle club in the world. The club produces a monthly magazine that currently has around 100 pages in it. With over 75 'local' sections there are probably meetings not far from where you live, so, enough of the adverts - have a look at the club's main website, there really is so much on offer for the motorcyclist. For further information the main VMCC web site is located here -  VMCC VMCC Section websites                       Bedfordshire - Website               Berkshire - Website                   British Historic racing - Website Central Lancashire - Website    Chiltern - Website                       Clyde Valley, Scotland - Website     Cotswolds - Website                   Cyclemotor - Website                 East Yorks - Website     Isle of Man - Website                    Isle of Wight - Website                Ironmasters - Website       Lakeland - Website                       Mid Lincs - Website                     North Birmingham - Website     North East Scottish - Website    Northern Ireland - Website        Norwich - Website Reivers - Website                          Shropshire - Website                   South Durham - Website             Sth Lincs & Peterborough - Website     Sprint - Website               Stirling Castle - Website             Stonehenge -  Website                 Taverners - Website                      Warwickshire - website      Top of page