Antique Motorcycle Foundation President Jon Radermacher has announced that Mederski has been appointed to the Foundation’s Board of Directors. Radermacher states, “Mederski has compiled a long record of accomplishments in both the current and antique motorcycle communities over a 35-year career, and we are thrilled that he has agreed to bring his talent and experience to our Board.”
Mederski’s love for motorcycling dates back nearly five decades. He has been an AMCA member for nearly 20 years, a VJMC member for 30, and was a club road racer during the 1970s. He is a student of the history of motorcycles, regardless of country of origin, and the people who have ridden them, raced them, or used them for transportation in America.
As a skilled marketer, Mederski presided over a long period of membership growth at the American Motorcyclist Association and brought its Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum into national prominence. He has also been successful in planning antique motorcycle events and festivals.
Mederski’s current work is with the National Motorcycle Museum in Anamosa, Iowa. About his new position as a Director of the Antique Motorcycle Foundation, Mederski said, “I hope to continue to help tell the exciting stories of antique motorcycling, impress upon more people their interest and worth, and advance the mission to preserve and present them as this will help ensure that motorcycling remains a vital sport for decades to come.”
Mederski currently owns about 30 collectible motorcycles from Europe, England, Japan, and America, a wood shop, and a large motor library.
Great Norton!
Congratulations Mark
Well deserved Mark