VMC motor - Veteraan Motoren Club
The ´Veteraan Motoren Club´ is a group of people, who own a motorcycle or motorcycle-engine or who are interested. The motorcycles concerning must be built before 1941. The VMC counts at this moment about 1400 members and donators.
The interest not only limits to the restoration of motorcycles and keep them as a 'running museum' but also documentation, folders, photos and other memorabilia.
La FFVE a pour objet de coordonner et de développer en France le mouvement général de la conservation, de l'utilisation et de la collection de tout véhicule ancien, quelle qu'en soit la nature.
The organisation was established about two years ago and exists of more than 100 members. Objective of the group is to preserve the heritage of classic motorbikes and scooters. Anybody who owns a classic bike or scooter is welcomed to join. Hat Yai is located in the very south of Thailand close to the Malaysian border as shown on the following link.
Gegründet 1987
Versuch einer Erklärung von Sinn und Zweck, Geschichte und Gegenwart des IMCS.
Italiener die in der Schweiz wohnen und Motorrad fahren, haben einen Club gegründet.
Norwegian Veteran Motorcycle Club aims to promote and safeguard the interest in vintage motorcycles, or otherwise interesting motorcycles in Norway.
The club must:
1.Virke on a national basis at the issue of technical and historical information.
2.Formidle ads.
3.Arrangere veteranløp and veteran hits in Norway.
4.Formidle and protect the veteran bike riders interests above authorities and motor organizations.
www.OMA-club.be | Old MotorCycle Association
History
The club is in fact from the past of necessity arise. Some lovers of old engines were in the eighties not only an old-timer (pre-65) but drove or bought as a classic (post-65). The classics (superbikes) of that time were mainly English machines (Norton, BSA, Triumph, ...), Italian machines (Ducati, Moto Guzzi, Benelli, Laverda, ...), American Harley's and BMW's. These were mainly built in the seventies.
The rules of most clubs had the vintage year 1965 as deadline. With motorcycles from the seventies one could not participate in club events. Real brand clubs were not around, so there was need for a new club a classic that people could unite.
In 1984, the big day, the new club "OMA", Which stands for "Old Motorcycle Association" was born. There were members join with old or classical non-Japanese motorcycles. The membership grew steadily and after a few years saw itself forced to take a formal statute. In 1989 The club is a "V.Z.W."Prepared to become a statute. Since then the club has an average of around 80 members from different provinces of Belgium and the Netherlands.
The Pretoria Old Motor Club (POMC) was started in 1966 by a few old car enthusiasts who felt a need to share information, skills and parts. Today the POMC boasts with almost 300 active members who collectively hold more than 1500 cars and motorcycles.
Members of the POMC are from all walks of life and bring with them a wealth of knowledge and experience in many different fields. They have a single commonality, preservation of our motoring heritage. It brings them together and it keeps them together.
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