The Classic MotorCycle. The magazine is renowned for its accurate and informed editorial, illustrated with stunning "now" colour photography and unique "then" mono archive material. Each issue covers the full spectrum of the classic and vintage period featuring pre war and post war motorcycles, and both lightweight and heavyweight machinery. Regular feature writers are drawn from the most respected names in the business and include Nigel Clark, Mick Duckworth, Gerard Kane, Jim Reynolds, and Ken Hallworth. Historical features are illustrated by unique material drawn from the world's most comprehensive motorcycle archive.

BikeLinks: BSA classic and vintage motorcycle links. Bikelinks is dedicated to the promotion of all legitimate aspects of motorcycling.

SRM Engineering. Famous for its timing side roller bearing conversion but that's not all they do. Check out their page for more details. It includes all their products and some interesting information.

Morgan Johansson. Morgan Johansson is an active member of the Swedish BSA-oc as well as stocking some BSA parts. His site has an excellent bulletin board where you can join a a forum to discuss all things BSA plus a "For Sale and Wanted" board for all things BSA.

The history of Triumph Motorcycles. A very informative webpage, With every history part you wanted to now about Triumph Motorcycles from 1883 to 1998 in a nice alfabetical list about the other british motorcycle factorys Ariel to Zephyr check this out.

Allen Vintage Motorcycle Museum. The Allen Vintage Motorcycle Museum includes a collection of vintage racing and touring motorcycles from 1955 to the current era. A replica 1950's style English motorcycle shop complements the British bikes on display, and shows to advantage the comprehensive memorabilia collection. Although this is a private museum, visits may be arranged by contacting the museum.

The Old Bike Mart. The most comprehensive advertising newspaper for classic bike parts and the new owners of The Classic Motorcycle Magazine!

Vintage Motor Cycle Club Ltd. The VMCC, the motorcycle club for enthusiasts of veteran, vintage and classic motorcycles. The Vintage Motor Cycle Club Ltd. was formed in 1946 by a band of 38 enthusiasts and membership today stands over 15,000. Visit it!!
Very extensive agenda.

The Super Rocket Page. A site for those interested in anything to do with BSA Super Rockets. Compiled by Daniel Boss.

ACE Cafe London. Site from the legendary London motorcycle cafe, born again. Site complete with soundtrack. And now completely redesigned.

LUCAS Magnetos. The most cursed and least understood part of a British motorcycle!

The TT on the Isle of Man. Information about the worlds most famous street circuit

The BSA Bantam homepage. Mist green never looked so good!
The internet is a great resource. Documented Bantam restorations appear and sometimes run for years.

The Triumph Owners Motor Cycle Club. The British Triumph ownersclub has a very complete site.

British-only. You enter the biggest and best (American) website for any English made motorcycle. We have the world's largest inventory of new old stock, reproduction and used parts specializing in BSA, Triumph and Norton motorcycles.

OldBritts. Always nice to have a look at lots of Norton stuff.

BSA B50 SS page. A page for those interested in BSA B50 SS bikes. Compiled by Richard Nebrer.

Sammy Miller Museum. Just across the water from the Isle of Wight on the mainland is the town of Lymington and a little further inland is New Milton. Remember that name, it's home to some of the most hallowed marques in motorcycling.
A great collection of very famous classic and veteran motorcycles.