Paul d'Orleans, all around nice guy and the writer behind The Vintagent blog, has just published a "Road Test" for BMW's 1929 R16 on his blog. It's an entertaining read with great accompanying photos, and he has some good insights to what riding a pre-telescopic fork, hand shifting BMW is like.

The 19th annual Ride to Work Day will be held on June 21, 2010. Ride to Work Day helps demonstrate how these vehicles make parking easier and help traffic flow better.

The Vintage BMW Motorcycle Owners Annual Old Bike Rally

This year we offer you a trip “Back to the Future” — FREE camping — just like it used to be, back in the 1970s and 1980s when we first held our Mayday events at Harold Parker State Forest in Andover, Mass.

Through the kindness and generosity of a local landowner and fellow motorhead (albeit aircraft engines and experimental aircraft) we have been invited to use a grassy area next to a large pond for our annual event, swap meet and bike judging and display.

This ride will be an official attempt to set a new Guinness World Record for the category "Largest Parade of BMW Motorcycles" currently held by Grass Roots BMW in Missouri. We are also making this a charity "Ride For The Cure" event and all donations will go to the Pediatric Cancer Center at St. Jude's Hospital.

Welcome to the NEW Vintage BMW Motorcycle Owners Website!

As of today, we have moved to a brand new website and forum. A website that will provide the platform for more useful information for vintage Beemer enthusiasts!

In December, we changed our hosting service. This allowed us to increase our web site space by 15,000%, and now we are going to try to make use of that space to your benefit.

Bonhams is privileged to announce the dispersal sale of the Willy Neutkens Collection of important BMW motorcycles to be held at the BMW Museum, Munich on 28th November 2009. A legend among BMW collectors, the late Willy Neutkens (1925-2008) assembled the world's largest collection of motorcycles representing the Bavarian marque, earning him an entry in the Guinness Book of Records for owning the most examples of a single make.