ALBANY VINTAGE & CLASSIC MOTORCYCLE CLUB
History
The Club was formed in 1999 to cater for the needs of local enthusiasts of Vintage and Classic bikes. At present we have 96 members. We are a group of people with a variety of motorcycles from the very old to the very new, and our interest is the restoration and enjoyment of all machines.
We wish to expand the interest in older bikes by encouraging younger members and we have no prejudice about the year, size or make of motorcycle. We are a social club with an emphasis on enjoying ourselves with maximum participation by all members - family and friends are always welcome.
We have short and longer runs suitable for all types of bikes, with back-up trailer available on the slower rides. The Club is able to concessionally license motorcycles over 25 years old. The current annual licence for these bikes is around $32.
A magazine is published every two months, complete with local articles and the Club calendar. Visitors are always welcome to our rides or meetings. Monthly meetings are held at 8 pm on the third Wednesday of each month at Lotteries House, North Road, Albany.
Membership is $25 a year, $5 application fee.
All rides leave from the Amity Tavern carpark, at the junction of Albany Highway and South Coast Highway.
Contact Details
President/Editor
Bob Rees
9841 5501 Mobile
0428 915 556
email bcrees1@bigpond.com
Vice President
Phil Penny
9844 1374
Club Secretary
Ian Grant
9844 1318
Assistant Secretary
Bob Sutcliffe
9841 1485
Treasurer
Ron Allen
9841 1485
Membership Secretary
Chris Rees
9841 5501
Mobile 0428 915 556
Property Officer
Ray Closel
9842 8158
Records
Chris Harrison
9841 5846
Machine Examiner
Neil Bromilow
9844 6275
Perth & Surrounds
Machine Examiner
Huw Jones
9295 4815
0439 930 368
Club Website Manager
John McKinnon
Contributions to Club News can also be sent direct to the Editor
13 Stewart St, Albany, WA 6330
Monthly Meetings
Held at 8 pm on the third Wednesday of each month at: Lotteries House,
North Road, Albany
Ride Departure Point
Amity Tavern car park at the junction of Albany Highway and South Coast
Highway