In this video we see all the bikes that took part in the Vintage Motor Cycle Club's 2024 Banbury Run. This event starts and ends at the British Motor Museum, Gaydon, Warwickshire, England, UK. // FOR ALL CHANNEL ENQUIRIES (INCLUDING SPONSORSHIP AND ADVERTISING) please contact Alex Rollings - theclassicmotorcyclechannel@gmail.com // ABOUT THE CLASSIC MOTORCYCLE CHANNEL The Classic Motorcycle Channel is for people who love classic, modern classic, vintage and antique motorcycles. We are passionate
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In this video we see all the bikes that took part in the Vintage Motor Cycle Club's 2024 Banbury Run. This event starts and ends at the British Motor Museum, Gaydon, Warwickshire, England, UK. // FOR ALL CHANNEL ENQUIRIES (INCLUDING SPONSORSHIP AND ADVERTISING) please contact Alex Rollings - theclassicmotorcyclechannel@gmail.com // ABOUT THE CLASSIC MOTORCYCLE CHANNEL The Classic Motorcycle Channel is for people who love classic, modern classic, vintage and antique motorcycles. We are passionate
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A 1924 FHW motorcycle is started up at the VMCC Banbury Run. This bike is one of two made by Frank Herbert Wells of Hitchin and features a 680cc JAP V-Twin. It was a small outfit, but the Wells Garage is still in existence and continues to provide a workshop space for servicing cars. Thank you to the VMCC Team for the invite to the event. Video and content is original and copyright to The Girder Club. | The Girder Club
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A 1924 FHW motorcycle is started up at the VMCC Banbury Run. This bike is one of two made by Frank Herbert Wells of Hitchin and features a 680cc JAP V-Twin. It was a small outfit, but the Wells Garage is still in existence and continues to provide a workshop space for servicing cars. Thank you to the VMCC Team for the invite to the event. Video and content is original and copyright to The Girder Club. | The Girder Club
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A 1927 Triumph Riccardo blowing off the cobwebs at the start of the 2024 Banbury Run. This charming old motorcycle was stored in a woodshed for many years before being released into the light of day, and this is possibly its first Banbury Run. The bike took its name from the engine designer Sir Harry Ricardo and featured an advanced and innovative overhead four valve design, fitted over a 499cc single cylinder. Thank you to the VMCC and the National Motor Museum for having us along to the event.
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A 1927 Triumph Riccardo blowing off the cobwebs at the start of the 2024 Banbury Run. This charming old motorcycle was stored in a woodshed for many years before being released into the light of day, and this is possibly its first Banbury Run. The bike took its name from the engine designer Sir Harry Ricardo and featured an advanced and innovative overhead four valve design, fitted over a 499cc single cylinder. Thank you to the VMCC and the National Motor Museum for having us along to the event.
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A 1925 350cc James side-valve at the start of the 2024 VMCC Banbury Run. The rider in shot is James Cox and this the second outing for the machine on this iconic vintage motorcycle run. Thank you to the Vintage Motorcycle Club and to the British Motor Museum for putting on the event. Video and content is original and copyright to The Girder Club. | The Girder Club
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A 1925 350cc James side-valve at the start of the 2024 VMCC Banbury Run. The rider in shot is James Cox and this the second outing for the machine on this iconic vintage motorcycle run. Thank you to the Vintage Motorcycle Club and to the British Motor Museum for putting on the event. Video and content is original and copyright to The Girder Club. | The Girder Club
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The motorcycles assemble at the British Motor Museum for the 2024 VMCC Banbury Run. Thanks to the Vintage Motorcycle Club for putting on a top event that featured an incredible mix of old vintage motorcycles. Video and content is original and copyright to The Girder Club. | The Girder Club
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The motorcycles assemble at the British Motor Museum for the 2024 VMCC Banbury Run. Thanks to the Vintage Motorcycle Club for putting on a top event that featured an incredible mix of old vintage motorcycles. Video and content is original and copyright to The Girder Club. | The Girder Club
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The Bradbury Boys! Mike Wills and his lads turn up to the 75th VMCC Banbury Run on a trio of 1911, 1912 and 1914 Bradbury motorcycles. ……………….. Bradbury and Co. Ltd was founded in 1852 in Oldham and manufactured sewing machines and later bicycles. In 1902 they started making motorcycles with a 1 3/4hp Minerva clip on engine. In 1903 they adopted J N Birch’s design where the crankcase was brazed into the frame and continued with this until 1923. In 1909 a 554cc side valve engine was introduced an
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The Bradbury Boys! Mike Wills and his lads turn up to the 75th VMCC Banbury Run on a trio of 1911, 1912 and 1914 Bradbury motorcycles. ……………….. Bradbury and Co. Ltd was founded in 1852 in Oldham and manufactured sewing machines and later bicycles. In 1902 they started making motorcycles with a 1 3/4hp Minerva clip on engine. In 1903 they adopted J N Birch’s design where the crankcase was brazed into the frame and continued with this until 1923. In 1909 a 554cc side valve engine was introduced an
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The annual VMCC Banbury Run is always a special occasion. Featuring vintage and veteran motorcycles only ( bikes made upto the end of 1930) around 300 machines take part in the ride around the Warwickshire countryside. This BSA really caught my eye as i admired the riders period military outfit but mostly I love the simplicity of the BSA that with its sturdy single cylinder long stroke side valve engine. It’s a bike that provides sturdy, simple and reliable transport as much today as it first di
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The annual VMCC Banbury Run is always a special occasion. Featuring vintage and veteran motorcycles only ( bikes made upto the end of 1930) around 300 machines take part in the ride around the Warwickshire countryside. This BSA really caught my eye as i admired the riders period military outfit but mostly I love the simplicity of the BSA that with its sturdy single cylinder long stroke side valve engine. It’s a bike that provides sturdy, simple and reliable transport as much today as it first di
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A 1921 499cc Rudge Multi ridden by Michael Wild at the 2025 VMCC Banbury Run. Video and content is original and copyright to The Girder Club. | The Girder Club
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A 1920 Indian 7hp Powerplus at the 2024 VMCC Banbury Run. The Powerplus was built from 1916 to 1923 by the Hendee Manufacturing Company.It featured a 1000cc side-valve v-twin and was renowned for being a powerful, robust and reliable motorcycle. This particular example is unrestored and retains a delightful 'oily rag' patina. Thanks to the VMCC, the team at the British Motor Museum, and all of the volunteers and marshals who made it a top event. Video and content is original and copyright to The
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1912 Douglas (340cc) push start-up and engine sound. This video was taken just before the start of the VMCC’s Banbury Run that ran from the British Motor Museum, Gaydon, UK. Rider is Julie Diplock from Elk Promotions. Thanks to the VMCC for putting on the day. Video by Alex Rollings. Instagram: @motofilmer Classicbikeman Elk Country Marketing and Promotions Vintage Motor Cycle Club (VMCC) British Motor Museum #douglasmotorcycles #flattwin #flattwinengine #classicbike #vintagemotorcycle #vintagem
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Sammy Miller rides the 1925 Grindlay-Peerless ST1 at the 2025 VMCC Banbury Run. The standout feature on this bike is the somewhat unconventional, yet innovative sleeve-valve engine from Barr and Stroud of Glasgow. It is a four-stroke engine which was frequently used to power early aircraft. The design uses a ported sleeve-valve that is meddled between the piston and its cylinder. The sleeve is caused to slide up and down inside the cylinder, and at the same time rotate about its axis. This oscil
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An AJS Big Port ticks over at the 2024 VMCC Banbury Run. #vintagemotorcycle #vintagemotorcycles | The Girder Club
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A 1921 Ner-A-Car Model A (221cc) returns to the British Motor Museum to have a well-earned rest, having completed the 2024 Banbury Run. This video features a quick look over this unusual and quirky machine. Thanks to the VMCC, the team at the British Motor Museum, and all of the volunteers and marshals who made it a top event. Video and content is original and copyright to The Girder Club. | The Girder Club
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A 1919 Sunbeam sidecar outfit is wheeled into the 2024 VMCC Banbury Run. Sunbeam primarily used J.A.P. V-twins in their range from 1914 to 1921, albeit in 1916, they did use 8HP MAG V-twin engines. Video and content is original and copyright to The Girder Club. | The Girder Club
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The Vintage Motorcycles Assemble for the 2025 VMCC Banbury Run
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1912 Verdel board track racer (750cc five cylinder radial engine). Location is the Vintage Motor Cycle Club (VMCC)'s 2024 Banbury Run which starts and ends at the British Motor Museum , Gaydon, Warwickshire, England, UK. Bike is owned by Sammy Miller's Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum. Also in shot is John Oakes - Classicbikeman and Alex Rollings. Video by Alex Rollings. Instagram: @motofilmer Thank you to Annie Durrant and the team at the Vintage Motor Cycle Club for having us along there on the
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A 1925 Scott Super Squirrel (600cc three-speed) is fired up at the end of the VMCC Banbury Run. The two-stroke Super Squirrel was introduced in 1925 as a development from the 1924 TT machines (the 596 c.c. model put up the record lap in the course in the sidecar race). These motorcycles went against the grain - two-stroke, water-cooled, and of stood with an unusual stance. Watch to hear the iconic “yowl” of the engine when it is started up. Video and content is original and copyright to The Gird
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