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AHRMA Vintage Motorcycle Festival at NJMPNext edition TBA · New Jersey

Next edition TBA
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3 days
June, ~3 days
Attendance
New Jersey
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The 14th Annual American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association Vintage Motorcycle Festival, held at New Jersey Motorsports Park. Three days of on-track vintage racing, open paddock, swap meet (Hard Knocks MotoFest), stunt shows, and food trucks. The region's premier vintage and classic motorcycle event.

If you ride a vintage or classic bike — or simply want to watch them race — this is the closest thing to a proper vintage racing weekend the Northeast has. The open paddock puts you within arm's reach of the machines and the people who built and race them.

Now in its 14th year, the AHRMA Vintage Motorcycle Festival is a three-day June event held at New Jersey Motorsports Park in Millville, NJ. It is organized by the American Historic Racing Motorcycle Association, an organization whose mission, per their own site, is to recreate and preserve the vintage era of road racing — including the sights, sounds, and camaraderie. Friday runs qualifying sessions; the main racing action fills Saturday and Sunday on Thunderbolt Raceway.

On-track, the weekend features six race groups covering classic sport bikes, historic race machines, and vintage sidecar motorcycles. AHRMA's competition classes are designed to keep racing accessible, and its amateur racers come from all walks of life — so the paddock conversation tends to be open and approachable. NJMP's open paddock design lets spectators walk through the teams and get close to the bikes in a way that closed-circuit events rarely allow.

Off-track, the Hard Knocks MotoFest fills roughly 60,000 square feet of paddock space with a swap meet, vendors, and a custom bike display — useful territory for anyone hunting vintage parts or collectibles. Stunt shows and food trucks round out the weekend. Single-day tickets start at $15, and multi-day options are available.

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