Membership Benefits

• Access to a fantastic technical library and other period motorcycle litrature
• Purchase many common spare parts (beaded edge rims, spokes, chains, cables, etc)
• Discounted entry fees to many club run events
• Free advertisement in our bi-monthly journal Exhaust Notes.
• Discuss issues, and get tricks and tips from other members

The Vintage Motorcycle Club of Victoria Inc. was formed in 1964 by a group of enthusiasts, under the name Motorcycle Collectors Club of Victoria. The Club now has a membership of over 200 families, from all parts of Victoria.

The aim of the club is to assist members in the acquisition, dating, preservation and restoration of motorcycles manufactured before the end of 1942 (any motorcycle made for military use in WW2 is included).

We actively encourage members and their families to ride their machines, and the Club organizes regular runs (usually close to Melbourne) and weekend rallies (usually centred on a Victorian country town). Members own a wide variety of machines, from veterans through to WW2 military motorcycles. Help and advice on most makes of motorcycle is readily available to members.

Members may borrow from the Club's comprehensive library of period motorcycle literature, magazines and books or purchase parts from the spares scheme, which has commonly used parts (such as beaded edge rims, spokes, tyres, chains, cables, etc.) available to members at competitive prices.

Our bi-monthly journal Exhaust Notes, which has provision for free advertisements is provided free to members, and is widely regarded as one of the best produced by a vintage motorcycle club in Australia.

The VMCC of Vic is affiliated with the Vintage Motorcycle Club of the U.K. and members are entitled to use the services of that Club.