american classic motorcycle museum

Small but well formed, this little gem is a must ED the owner sits behind a spares counter just a few yards from a 50,s style cafe and up stairs oh up stairs is a collection of Harley Davidson's Ed only deals in Harley,s old Harley,s I found it by chance had a long chat with Ed a smashing look round ,even if your other half cant stand bikes you look they can sup a cup everyone wins .Loads of old bit's and bob,s in glass cabinets .

Not a lot of bikes, but the ones they have are interesting. This is a very small, privately owned place with limited hours. The parts store on the first floor is interesting and has a good selection of things on addition to MC parts for shopping and gifts.

If you love Harley Davidson motorcycles, and their history, this private collection of Harleys will make your day. Downstairs is a old 50s style cafe, and a motorcycle parts counter. But upstairs is the real deal, an incredible amount of vintage bikes, posters, history, bike parts many still in their original crates. A fun place we were fortunate to happen upon. Another visit will be necessary.

Stopped in for a look. Upon entering the building, to your left is the restaurant, to the right the store and as you look straight ahead up the stairs is the Museum. Once you reach the top Wow!So much to see even though the area is small. Motorcycles, pictures, Clothing, old parts, etc., even Barbie in Biker outfit. They have some very old bikes. Even though there is no charge they do ask for donations. If you arrive before 2 pm the restaurant will be open.

Number one, the museum over the restaurant/parts counter is free. Number two, the collection, though somewhat unmaintained, is fascinating, covering most of Harley-Davidsons eras. Number three, the place is easy to find.

Touring the museum was great - all of the memorabilia and beautiful motorcycles. Best of all were the stories the owner told about the bikes and his adventures obtaining them... Thought the menfolk got lost in there!

bikes from the past, has a diner to eat at with great breakfast, easy to get into with not alot of people in line

I thought there was a mistake when I saw that a museum was open at 6 a.m. It is over a restaurant that opens for breakfast. It is free, so you can't beat the price. It will probably take 30 to 60 minutes depending on how much time you look as the bikes and exhibits.

If you like old bikes, nice place to visit. Not far from there you can also visit one of the nicest vintage aircraft exibits. Make a nice afternoon - especially in summer - visiting both places.

Stopped in here because I saw the sign. It was free, only a sign asking for donation if you like. Overall a lot of old Harley bikes there, ranging from rotten field finds to very nice restored machines. It's not that big so you'll only be there 30-45 minutes. Great private collection and interesting to see.

Went to grill for breakfast with friend. Museum is upstairs. If you are into motorcycles and history. You will love this place. The owner is usually there. Missed him on morning of breakfast.