The Girder Club

03/09/2026

A 1905 Triumph motorcycle is started at Still Kicking - first on the stand, then on the move.

This fantastic old veteran motorcycle is campaigned in events across Europe by its enthusiastic owner Nick.

02/09/2026

A short insight into this years Where Is Anna “On Location” event held in Hesbaye, Belgium.

There are few better ways to spend a summer weekend than surrounded by a hundred or so pre-war motorcycles, Belgian country lanes, old castles and the unmistakable sound of old engines burning oil.…

31/08/2026

A BSA M20 at the Goodwood Revival.

The M20 was designed in 1937 as a military motorcycle, and by the end of WWII more than 125,000 had been produced, making it one of the most widely used British military motorcycles of the war.

29/08/2026

Adam chucks his 1915 Norton Model 9TT down the road to wake it up.

A full video of this old motorcycle is available on the channel.

28/08/2026

In this video Adam from Vintage Norton Social talks to us about his 1915 Norton Model 9 TT - a single-speed belt-drive motorcycle from another era. There is a walk-around of the machine as well as some on-board footage.

27/08/2026

Recently we were invited into Yesterdays Vintage Motorcycles to see their collection of old bikes. And what an experience it was. There were vintage motorcycles from every corner of the globe, and this is the American Hall - Indian, Harley-Davidson, Excelsior, Henderson… you name it.

Thanks to Joost and the team for taking the time out to show us around.

25/08/2026

A selection of clips from the Where is Anna tour at the Hesbaye Historic Festival. Vintage motorcycles, friends, and a bit of banter.

23/08/2026

A La Mondial 350cc J*P racer 1925 rests up at the Kasteel van Ordingen in Belgium:- two beautiful pieces of history in their own right.

21/08/2026

We are in Belgium this weekend for the Where is Anna “On Location” event at the Kasteel van Veulen. Nice weather, old motorcycles, and Belgian beer - what more do you want!

19/08/2026

Want to see some motorsport legends?

These old racers (a 1928 Bert le Vack Norton CS1, and a 1924 Brough Superior “Brooklands Racer”) take us into the Goodwood Paddocks where the action happens, the stars appear, and the impressive collection of racing machines spin onto the iconic Hill Climb.