Any thing from 1885 up to about 1950's is what I would call vintage,
well when talking bikes at least. From the first wooden framed, wooden
wheeled Daimler ( Sorry I have not got a photo of that) which most agree
to be the for-runner of the modern machine
Here are some useful links
G.B
http://www.vmcc.net/ . The official
vintage owners club
http://www.vintagemoto.com/
http://www.vintagebike.co.uk/
U.S.
http://vme.micapeak.com/
(Some nice machines on this site)
http://vjmc.org/ (Vintage Japanese
Owners Club)
U.S.
http://www.allenmuseum.com/
G.B.
http://www.nationalmotorcyclemuseum.co.uk
www.london-motorcycle-museum.org/
http://motorcycle.com/mo/mcfrank/sammymuseum.html
http://www.iomguide.com/motorcyclemuseum.php
http://www.cotswold-motor-museum.com
http://sammymiller.co.uk/
Canada
http://www.cvmg.ca/virtualmuseum1.php
Holland
http://home-2.tiscali.nl/~cb003819/
(This has vintage scooters)
For many more motorcycle museums check this page
http://dmoz.org/Reference/Museums/Transportation/Motorcycles/ |
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Early Douglas
(This motorcycle can also be seen in the does section)
1930's Excelsior Manxman,
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