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Some of the most interesting, groundbreaking, or just plain weird motorcycles that have appeared in the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum.
Featured Classic:
The King's 1995 CR250
Jeremy McGrath set his records in the premier class, where he had his first race in ’93. In a breakthrough performance, McGrath won that race, in front of his home crowd at Anaheim, California. McGrath won 10 races that year, riding a two-stroke, steel-framed Supercross weapon much like this one.
[ By decade | By brand ]
Arctic Cat
BMW
BSA
Buell
CZ
Ducati
Harley-Davidson
1922 Harley-Davidson Sport Twin
1926 Harley-Davidson Peashooter
1929 Harley-Davidson Factory Hillclimber
1932 Harley-Davidson Hillclimber
1936 Indian "Upside-Down" Four
1959 Harley-Davidson KR Flat Tracker
Mert Lawwill's 1969 Harley-Davidson KR750
1971 Harley-Davidson Super Glide
1974 Harley-Davidson XR750 Dirt-Tracker
Honda
1966 Honda CB450 Police Special
David Bailey's 1984 Honda RC500
Husqvarna
Malcolm Smith's 1970 Husky eight-speed
Indian
1919 Indian Military Powerplus
1941 Indian Military Model 841
1941 Indian Four Police Special
Jawa
Kawasaki
1977 Kawasaki Top Fuel Drag Bike
Lambretta
Matchless
Monark
MV Agusta
1975 MV Agusta 750 Sport America
Norton
1949 Manx Norton Daytona Racer
OSSA
Penton
Pierce
Rikuo
Rokon
Roper
Royal Pioneer
Scott
Suzuki
Triumph
Bill Baird's 1968 Triumph T100C