Ace Cafe London: Vintage & Classic Bike Day + VMCC
Sunday 9th August
9am – 5pm
Ace Cafe London’s annual Vintage & Classic Bike Day, next from 9am to 5pm on Sunday 9th August, this year celebrates the VMCC
Formed 80 years ago in 1946 at a cafe in Surrey by a band of 38 enthusiasts, and with 86 Local & Non Territorial Sections throughout the UK and more than 1200 events to take part in every year, VMCC membership today is over 10,000
Spanning all makes, marques and models, vintage or classic, factory produced or built in a shed, shop or garage, whether singles, twins, triples, or “multi’s”, as well as all those one-off specials, let’s see them at the Ace!
For more info about the Vintage Motor Cycle Club, see link:
(original post on modernclassicbikes.co.uk)
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About the Ace Cafe London
Ace Cafe London, located on the North Circular Road (Stonebridge), is a world-famous, historic hub for motorcyclists and petrolheads. Originally opened in 1938 as a 24-hour roadside cafe, it became the iconic birthplace of the “Cafe Racer” subculture in the 1950s and 60s. Reopened in 1997, it hosts daily themed meets, live music, and special events for bikers and car lovers
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