A home-built answer to a real-world problem Words/ Photos: Rich Orriss @TheGirderClub We all love a machine that puts a smirk on your face and sends that warm feeling through... Continue Reading →
A Home Built Special: the Busy Bee
The Film Shed: the AJS World Record Breaker Replica
The Girder Club Film Shed is a collection of our favourite videos that features old bikes, created by film makers from around the globe. If you have a video that... Continue Reading →
The Brough before the Superior One
The Brough Superior - the creation of George Brough - is a motorcycle known to almost all two-wheel fanatics. However, did you know that Brough motorcycles go further back in... Continue Reading →
The AJS Record Breaker: a Ghost from Wolverhampton
Words: Rich Orriss Photos: Chris Mabey There are builds that restore history, and there are builds that rewrite it. A few years back, in a quiet West Sussex workshop, retired... Continue Reading →
A 1911 Brough TT Replica
This is AU 69 at the 2025 Kop Hill Climb. It is a fantastic replica of the 1911 Isle of Man TT entry machine from William E. Brough (W.E.B), and... Continue Reading →
The Dreadnought: a Pioneering Bitsa
In the early days of motorcycling, long before the major marques we know today had established their positions in the business, there was the Dreadnought - a machine that helped... Continue Reading →
The Sgonina Special
Charles Sgonina was a child born into the world of combustion; he grew up in Wales, where his family ran an engineering company in the motor trade, and once the... Continue Reading →
The Making of Two Epic Brough Replicas
If you ask the average vintage connoisseur to pen-out a top 10 dream list, there is no doubt that a machine produced by the distinguished Brough Superior Works, the “Rolls-Royce... Continue Reading →
A Vintage Build from the Weems Motor Co.
The Weems Motor Co. is a passionate outfit that is focused on the preservation, restoration and custom builds of vintage British Motorcycles. The Motor Co. is the vision and brainchild... Continue Reading →
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