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AMCA Australia The aim of the AMCA Australia Inc. This event will become Australia’s premier historic motorcycling event.

is to host an annual Antique Motorcycle Weekend that celebrates ALL MAKES and MODELS of historic Motorcycles 35 years and older in Australia. AMCA Australia Inc has been formed to promote and support enjoyment of ALL motorcycles, 35 years and older. We are a chapter of the Antique Motorcycle Club of America and are one of 90 chapters world-wide. We are a small team of volunteers with the sole purpose of planning and presenting the annual 'Bulli Antique Motorcycle Weekend' in August each year. We are a not-for-profit organisation, and any surplus funds remaining after presenting the current year's event, are used to fund the operation of the subsequent year's event. We have adopted the AMCA annual National Meet Event model. A National Meet is a full Antique, Classic, Vintage and Veteran Motorcycle weekend. The USA description of a National Meet is best described as follows:

AMCA National Meets are periodic gatherings of the AMCA and enthusiasts in different parts of the world. Their purpose is to provide an opportunity for fellowship amongst antique, classic and vintage motorcycle enthusiasts and provide a forum to buy, sell and trade merchandise, and the chance to show and judge antique motorcycles. National Meets are for antique motorcycles and parts 35 years old or older only, and related items. All National Meets are organized and hosted for the AMCA by local representatives who have met the criteria to do so and have been approved by the USA Board of Directors.

One of our directors is doing a ride to help raise money for Variety. Any thing you can spare will go a long way and be ...
04/09/2026

One of our directors is doing a ride to help raise money for Variety. Any thing you can spare will go a long way and be appreciated....

1972 Honda CB100 – A 50-Year Time CapsuleThis little Honda has a remarkable history.Bought new from a Honda dealership i...
26/08/2026

1972 Honda CB100 – A 50-Year Time Capsule

This little Honda has a remarkable history.

Bought new from a Honda dealership in Wagga Wagga in 1973, it was purchased by a young man who needed a commuter bike for work.

Not long afterwards, the young man met a young lady – and her parents apparently gave him an ultimatum:

“It’s the bike or the girl... your choice.”

The girl evidently won.

With just over 3,000 km on the clock, the little CB100 was traded at a local car dealership. Rather than being sold, it was pushed to the back of the workshop – where remarkably it would remain stored for the next 50 years.

Eventually offered to its current owner, the Honda was carefully recommissioned and entered in the AMCA Judging Program for the first time in 2025.

The result? An outstanding Junior First Award with 99.5 points out of 100, as well as the award for Most Original Motorcycle.

This remarkable survivor will be at Bulli in 2026, once again entering the AMCA Judging Program – this time hoping to achieve its Senior Award.

A genuine time capsule and a wonderful example of how the AMCA welcomes and celebrates all motorcycles 35 years and older – from humble commuter bikes to the rarest machines in the world.

And as for the young man and the young lady?

We can't say whether their relationship has stood the test of time... but the little CB100 certainly has!

See it at the AMCA Australia Motorcycle Weekend at Bulli – 28–29 August.

1928 Brough Superior SS100 Alpine Grand SportOn display at the Bulli Antique Motorcycle Weekend will be this exceptional...
26/08/2026

1928 Brough Superior SS100 Alpine Grand Sport

On display at the Bulli Antique Motorcycle Weekend will be this exceptional 1928 Brough Superior SS100 Alpine Grand Sport – one of just 35 built that year and number 28 of the series.

Powered by the legendary 998cc overhead-valve J*P V-twin and fitted with the Bentley & Draper spring frame, the SS100 was one of the fastest and most prestigious motorcycles of its era. Famously, every SS100 was guaranteed by the factory to have exceeded 100 mph before delivery.

Despatched from the Brough Superior works in Nottingham on 8 June 1928, this motorcycle has a remarkable documented history, including more than 70 years in Australia.

Restored by Graeme Carson in 1979, it subsequently achieved an extraordinary 499 points out of 500 and a Gold Award from the Vintage Motorcycle Club of Victoria, before becoming a familiar sight at major Australian vintage rallies.

Its extensive history file includes correspondence dating back to the 1950s, factory and club records, restoration documentation and even handwritten period riding and maintenance instructions.

After later passing through the collections of Franco Trento and Steve Hazelton, it was purchased by its current owner in July 2026. Believed to have travelled only around 3,000 miles since its restoration, it remains a wonderful example of George Brough’s most celebrated creation.

Fast, beautifully engineered and unquestionably deserving of the famous title:

“The Rolls-Royce of Motorcycles.”

See it at the AMCA Australia Motorcycle Weekend at Bulli – 28–29 August.

If your RIDE YOUR BIKE to the event from a distance. Come & find Mick or any directors wearing a BLUE shirt and let us k...
25/08/2026

If your RIDE YOUR BIKE to the event from a distance. Come & find Mick or any directors wearing a BLUE shirt and let us know.
There's a CASH + OIL prize for the longest distance travelled!!!

THE J*PANESE ARE COMING!!!!While this year’s AMCA Australia Motorcycle Weekend has a major focus on American motorcycles...
25/08/2026

THE J*PANESE ARE COMING!!!!

While this year’s AMCA Australia Motorcycle Weekend has a major focus on American motorcycles, two very special Japanese machines are also making their way to Bulli.

The legendary 1969 Honda 750 and 1973 Kawasaki Z900 have both been fully restored to an exceptional standard and have previously achieved prestigious AMCA Winners Circle Awards.

This year they’re returning to Bulli in the Preservation Class – a chance to see how these award-winning restorations have stood the test of time.

Two landmark Japanese motorcycles that helped change motorcycling forever.

See them both at the AMCA Australia Motorcycle Weekend at Bulli – 28–29 August.

25/08/2026
Conditions... Your Swap meet stall or Trade stall must be set up and still operating to be eligible for the prize.
25/08/2026

Conditions... Your Swap meet stall or Trade stall must be set up and still operating to be eligible for the prize.

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