Bikes manufactured prior to 1989, such as Triumphs from the Meriden or Coventry eras
Paul’s Bike. Best in Show winner in our 2020 Online Old Motorcycle Gathering
From Paul
1969 unrestored bike originally shipped to Michigan USA, one owner from new. Improved oil pump seal fitted as catastrophic design feature from new.
Jim’s Bike. Best British winner in our 2020 Online Old Motorcycle Gathering
From Jim
This bike was bought locally in 2010 and the engine was supposed to have been rebuilt by a specialist, but clearly had not. With a total rebuild and much tinkering, the bike now runs well, very light and quite lively for a 250cc. The bike came from West Midlands dealer John Brittain, better known as a works rider for Royal Enfield.
Dave’s Bike. Best Foreign winner in our 2020 Online Old Motorcycle Gathering
From Dave
Recently restored CB750 K3.
Restoration took approximately 1 and 1/2 years.
Ross’s Bike. An entry to our 2020 Online Old Motorcycle Gathering
From Ross
Built by myself (with a little help from Dave DEgens of Dresda Autos). One off twin leading shoe front brake plate, as I didn’t have any confidence in the Triumph/BSA ‘comical’ hub.
Derek’s Bike. An entry to our 2020 Online Old Motorcycle Gathering
Johns’s Bike. An entry to our 2020 Online Old Motorcycle Gathering
From John
This is an ex Royal Signals display team bike.
The bike has gone back home to North Yorks!
The buyer brought his grandad to view the bike, who rode with the display team and was responsible for selling off the bikes originally. He sold the bikes for the Army £100 each.
John’s Bike. An entry to our 2020 Online Old Motorcycle Gathering
From John
Owned by 3 Berks TOMCC members, John Roberts (current) Steve Butcher and Robin Bilson Watson.
Eric’s Bike. An entry to our 2020 Online Old Motorcycle Gathering
From Eric
I have owned the bike for 14 years and we attend all the clubs shows. As it does not have an original exhaust system we never expect to win, but always enjoy the days. Roll on the real thing.
Mark’s Bike. An entry in our 2020 Online Old Motorcycle Gathering.
From Mark.
I bought this bike when I was 17 it was in bits over the years I have restored it. Because the Triumph factory that it was built in was bombed in approximately 1942 I found it very hard to get any information on it . I managed to find a classic bike magazine that had an issue of the 1937 Earl’s Court motorcycle show and on display was my bike, price to buy when new was £62.10s on the road. I have owned it for 53 years and absolute love it. It also runs.
Malcom’s Bike. An entry to our 2020 Online Old Motorcycle Gathering
