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This is the official web site of an association of people with a common interest in, and enthusiasm for, British motorcycles through the ages. Membership does not require ownership of one of these fine machines, just appreciation and dedication to any one of the marques will do.

The British Motorcycle Association of Colorado is an organization of men and women with a deep interest and curiosity about motorcycles in general, and especially those manufactured in England – past and present.  The club was founded in 1983 in Denver, Colorado, and now has primary chapters in Denver, Fort Collins/Loveland, and Colorado Springs.

• The Colorado Springs chapter generally hosts the largest member turnout and is held the first Saturday of each month at 10 am at the Yukon Tavern at 525 South Circle Drive in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

• The Denver and Fort Collins/Loveland Chapters do not hold regular, scheduled meetings but these members participate in the Colorado Springs Chapter events.  In addition, the Fort Collins/Loveland Chapter sponsors an annual 525-mile, 2-day ride for classic and vintage British bikes to Wyoming.  The Phantom Canyon Run is one of the highlights of the year and is generally held on the last weekend in June.  See the calendar of events for the schedule for 2009.

Our club meetings and activities include presentations and discussions related to the mechanics and idiosyncrasies of “Brit Iron”, technical (hands on) sessions for learning practical mechanical tips and techniques to maintain these vehicles, rides and rallies to places of interest for the membership, participation in motorcycle shows and exhibits and other general social activities centered around a British motorcycle backdrop.

The BMAC has members in many parts of the USA as well as in England and welcomes all interested individuals, wherever you live, to join our club and participate in whatever capacity is convenient to you.  No matter what kind of bike you ride, or even if you don’t own a motorcycle, we welcome everyone with an interest and curiosity about the British Motorcycles that have long held a mystique over riders around the world.