Judging

The Antique Motorcycle Club of America (AMCA) judges motorcycles of 35 years of age or older in classes based on year of manufacture. Within a class, a 100-point motorcycle has every part, standard for that year and model, correct and in good condition with proper type of finish. Points are deducted for items not meeting judging criteria. Each motorcycle is considered on its own merits and not in relation to others, hence there can be multiple awards with the same name.
National Award
Minimum Points
Comment
Junior Level Second
85
Junior Level First
90
Senior Level
95
Must have been awarded the National Junior level previously
Winners Circle Preservation Award
85+
Must have been awarded a previous National Senior Level and maintain a rating of 85 or more.
In addition, there are seven other awards for:

~ Oldest machine on the field

~ First and Second place for longest distances ridden to the meet

~ First and Second awards for machines judged unique

~ First and Second awards for machines judged to be the best representation of period modifications made to motorcycles.

Chief Deputy Judge - Dennis Gill | (925)679-3000 | [email protected]