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Antique Motorcycle Foundation

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New Website for the
Antique Motorcycle Foundation
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August 12, 2010 - The Antique Motorcycle Foundation,
an organization created to educate the public about the
history of motorcycling, has unveiled its new website at
www.antiquemotorcyclefoundation.org.
The non-profit, tax-exempt educational foundation was
formed in 2007 through a restructuring of the Antique
Motorcycle Club of America, the nation’s largest
organization of antique-bike enthusiasts.
Originally known as the AMCA Foundation, the
organization took on the Antique Motorcycle Foundation
name earlier this year to help focus attention on its
mission to tell the public at large about the important
role the motorcycle has played in the evolution of
technology and culture in the industrialized world.
The Foundation’s efforts to fulfill that mission have
included the development of two exhibits of antique
motorcycles at the Antique Automobile Club of America
Museum in Hershey, Pennsylvania.
The Foundation is currently working on an exhibit of
historic racing motorcycles, called "Fast from the
Past", that is expected to open early next year in the
new Motocyclepedia Museum in Newburgh, New York.
The Foundation has also published a book,
"Two-Wheeled Treasures", featuring the classic
motorcycles owned by AMCA members that were part of its
first museum exhibit. And it has helped provide
funding for outreach projects, including an essay
contest by the AMCA’s Youth Program that gave one young
person the chance to build an antique motorcycle from
the ground up, under the supervision of experts in the
field.
Visitors to the Foundation’s website can find out
more about all of those projects, get the latest AMF
news, order a copy of "Two-Wheeled Treasures" or make a
donation to help advance the Foundation’s work.
"Our goal at the Antique Motorcycle Foundation is to
share a little bit of the rich heritage of motorcycling
with the general public" said AMF President Dennis
Craig. "This new website gives us a way to keep
people informed about those efforts and what they can do
to help".
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