List of Motorcycle Museums of the world

I'm collecting a list of your favorite motorcycle museums from around the world. I'll keep them in a blog so that next time you're planning your trip you can check through the listings for the nearest museum.

http://motorcyclemuseums.blogspot.com

If you've visited the museum tell me about your experience and if you have pictures include those. If you post pictures please let me know if I can use them in the blog. Thanks!

I've added two museums so far... and not from the same country so technically they are from "the world".

The Barber. Birmingham, AL

National Motorcycle Museum in Anamosa Iowa
http://www.nationalmcmuseum.org/

The national motorcycle museum in Coventry, England claims to be the biggest in the world http://www.nationalmotorcyclemuseum.co.uk/museum/

The Sammy Miller museum in Hampshire England is also fairly large http://sammymiller.co.uk/

The London motorcycle museum, well the name speaks for itself http://www.london-motorcycle-museum.org/welcome.html

The York motorcycle museum http://www.cravencollection.co.uk/

Here is a list of 30 odd museums in the UK which have at least some motorcycles http://www.enginecycle.co.uk/motorcycle-museums-directory

The Barber one is posted now. I hope to make it back again this year!

I don't know anything about the museum. Have you been there?

It's the real deal. They close at 5pm.

Jamie

"The national motorcycle museum in Coventry, England claims to be the biggest in the world http://www.nationalmotorcyclemuseum.co.uk/museum/"

A fine collection of Old British Iron, each with its own handcrafted oil-drip tray

http://www.museubmwcuritiba.com.br/

Wheels Through Time, Maggie Valley, N.C....wonderful!!

http://www.wheelsthroughtime.com/wheels-through-time/

That post will go up shortly, thanks!

Can I have permission to use your pictures? Thanks!

Go for it.

Jamie

"Built to ride, not to hide" or "built to go, not to show". Take your pick. Mmm, the last one may not be the correct choice seeing as it's a museum

Anyway, as they are British bikes in their own country, they are not leaking oil! No, they are marking their territory

I haven't been since they had the fire but it was very good before then. I may have to pay it another visit one day.

If you're ever in Lithuania, try visiting this place http://www.auksiniselnias.lt/index-aplinka_En.html

It is an excellent place to stay and has an on site museum which is well worth a look.

Have you been there? What's it like? A lot of bikes?

It looks neat!

Museum hours are 9-5pm daily. Which isn't unreasonable. It probably just means the curators need to make it to local diner for senior discount...

That post will go up on 9/10. Posts are going up just about every day.

120 N Washington St Marquette, Kansas 67464. there is a GS there that went around the world in 60 days or something, uncertain if the final drive failed or not

http://www.ksmotorcyclemuseum.org/

There were only a few bikes in the pictures although the exterior of the museum looks interesting. Were there a lot of bikes or just a handful?