Falcon Motorcycles are deeply entrenched in British motoring history, specifically motorcycles. Rather than building brand new custom bikes from the ground up, they restore derelict frames and engines from vintage British marquees like Triumph, Norton, Velocette, and Ariel – all circa 1930-1960. The bikes are then re-imagined in a partnership between Falcon and the future owner. The end result is a mechanical rebirth recognizable as it’s original brand but still completely unique.
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