This past weekend, I finally paid a visit to
Motorcyclopedia in Newburgh, New York. I had heard about this place for years, and on Sunday, while recovering from a cold, I drove up with my buddy to check it out. I was blown away by the size of the collection, especially the vintage hillclimbers, the pre-WW1 bikes, the vintage police bikes, and the unrestored barn finds. During the warmer months, they also have "Wall of Death" shows, and throughout the year they host Lecture Series and Swap Meets. I will definitely be returning again soon.
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| Fins cut down for running on alcohol |
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| Homemade studded tires |
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| CB750 Sidecar Racer |
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| Two engines and a supercharger |
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| Ariel Square 4 - One of the prettiest engines ever built |
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| The Japanese Section |
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| Hercules Wankel Rotary |
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| Wall of Death Indian Scout |
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| Rear hub clutch |
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| Motorcycle modified into a railcar, apparently owned by Charles Lindbergh |
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| Drew taking notes on a KZ400 Cutaway |
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| Sandcasting molds |
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| Nassau County Police Department |
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| Nimbus |
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| Vincent |
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| ...and Vincent |
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| Steam Bike |
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| Indian Scout |
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| Snow Skies |
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| One of many Barn Finds |
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| HiRail Truck abandoned out back |
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| Boxcar being converted into a theater |
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