Old bikes. New life.
Angloclassics was born from a lifelong obsession with classic British motorcycles — the kind of bikes that rattle your bones, stain your hands, and leave a grin under your helmet. It all started back in 2014, when founder Nick Wright began importing vintage British bikes into New Zealand. After years of hands-on experience and a growing passion for restoring these machines, the Angloclassics brand was officially formed in 2022. Whether it’s a Triumph Bonneville, a Norton Commando, or a BSA that’s seen better days, we believe these bikes deserve to be ridden, not forgotten.
A Shed-Born Passion
What started in a home garage as a part-time hobby quickly turned into something more. After years of importing and restoring bikes for fun and hunting down rare parts, we realised there were other riders out there looking for quality, honesty, and a bit of old-school soul in the classic bike world. So we built Angloclassics — not as a dealership, but as a place for people who love proper bikes.
What We Do
We import and refurbish old British motorcycles, giving them a new lease on life while respecting their history. Some are left with patina, others are given a full refresh — but every bike we touch stays true to its roots. We also offer custom T-shirts, After-market parts, and project bikes through our online store, and we're slowly expanding into selling bikes on behalf of others and taking on the occasional repair job for fellow enthusiasts.
We're not a factory or a fancy showroom — just a small operation with high standards, a deep respect for British iron, and a soft spot for a well-worn tank badge.
Built in New Zealand, for Riders Everywhere
We’re proud to be based in Aotearoa — but our community reaches well beyond our shores. We're also incredibly proud of the Classic British Motorcycle community here in NZ. Whether you're building a café racer in your shed, chasing original parts for a restoration, or just love the look and sound of old bikes, you're welcome here.
Angloclassics is about keeping history alive, one ride at a time. Thanks for being part of the journey.