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FAVOURITE LINKS

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	Motorcycling Australia Motorcycling Australia (MA) is the governing body of motorcycle sport in Australia.This site contains all the information you need to know about motorcycle racing in Australia, including a step-by-step guide on getting started in the sport - from choosing a discipline all the way to the first day of competition.
	Motorcycling Victoria Motorcycling Victoria is the controlling body for the sporting motorcycle activities in the state of Victoria.
	Classic Scrambles Club Inc - NZ The Classic Scramble Club, based in Auckland New Zealand, can trace its history back to 1989, when 14 riders got together and decided that there were no real opportunities for the older bikes to be raced, and that they should do something about it. The club now exists to "...promote the enjoyment and history of riding vintage motocross bikes, and to promote a relaxed, informal and social atmosphere at events."
	Pre65 Motocross Club - England The Pre-65 Motocross Club is the UK's premier motocross club for running and organizing classic scrambles in the UK. Their website contains over 2000 classic scrambles photos of both current day classic racing and classic scrambling from the 1960s.
	AHRMA - USA The American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association is the organizing body for vintage racing in the USA. A member-owned nonprofit organization it is dedicated to enhancing the sport of historic motorcycle racing for the enjoyment of riders and spectators. AHRMA is a chartered promoter of the American Motorcyclist Association and conducts amateur activities.
	OZVMX OzVMX, the website and club for all Aussie VMX lovers. This forum-based site draws on old dirt bike enthusiasts from not only Australia but from all over the world. It is an independent and fun look at the whole scene and isn’t associated with a magazine or any of the Aussie vintage clubs, just adds to the fun of all of them.
	VMX magazine VMX Magazine is dedicated to the spirit of classic motocross and retro dirt bikes. Far more than just a history lesson VMX chronicles the men, machines and events which forged motocross from the late 1960s through to the early 1980s. VMX is the world's leading classic dirt bike magazine. And of course, they are the people who bring you Classic Dirt.
	Classic Dirt Bike magazine (UK) Classic Dirt Bike, published quarterly, is a UK magazine is about the bikes and the personalities of the sport, covering pre-65 machines, classic and twin shocks, trials as well as scrambling/motocross and enduros. There are reader rebuilds from the UK/Europe and North America, event coverage, personality interviews/profiles, letters, products and so much more.
	RacerX Illustrated magazine RacerX Illustrated is a modern MX and SX magazine but every month's issue pays tribute to the history of the sport. Articles such as Falta's stolen World Championship (click here), Lackey's 82 triumph, profiles on riders such as Barry Higgins, Kent Howerton etc. They also sponsor the RACER X Inter-Am Vintage Motocross Series.
	Metro Racing Metro Racing has been the industry leader in vintage logo'd motorcycle clothing since 1987. Owned by people that live, eat and breathe vintage motorcycles. Don & Peg Miller make sure that the vintage crowd has the right gear for every need. Whether its for a night on the town or on race day; Metro's got you covered. With over 90 logos to choose from including the Legends Series, click on the link to take a trip back in time.
	Vintage Iron Vintage restoration specialists in the US with a variety of spare parts and vintage merchandise available. Know what you want before calling!
	MXworksbike.com An online museum dedicated to the Works bike. The focus of this site is primarily the factory efforts in professional Motocross from the 1960's, 1970's and 1980's. Terry Good has a brilliant collection of ex-works bikes and his site will keep you wide-eyed for hours on end. One of Terry’s bikes is also featured in VMX Magazine in each issue.
	The Motorbike Archives Old magazines, bike tests, competition reports, interviews with the heroes of the day. And some brilliant video in the archives of scrambling in the 50s and 60 through to GPs in the 80s. Subscriber based but a great site to lose a couple of hours. (sample video).
	Vintage Factory The Vintage Factory specializes in first class restorations, building vintage Honda motocross racers. Scott Steger (founder & creator of Red Racer) has been building vintage racers since the early 90's, with a background in the motorcycle Industry, and MX racing that stretches back to the early 70's, when they were modern!
	'Super Hunky' Rick Siemen Rick ‘Super Hunky’ Sieman is the original ‘Dirt Bike’ editor and brought integrity and entertainment to the magazine world like no other. Rick has some great items to buy on his site as well as providing you with some fantastic memories of the old days.

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