Here is one in Pacific Grove, California (Monterey area). Small but nice and friendly folks.
http://www.oldgeezersatlarge.com/museum

 

There is a nice museum in Miami, OK right on Route 66. Free admission if I remember correctly. Nice gift shop.

www.route66vintageiron.com/

 

Red Boiling Springs
Middle TN

www.cyclemos.com

Michael

 

[quote]Not sure where you are from, and judging from the broken English, it may not be here in the States. But if you ever make it to Texas, you'll have to check out the privately owned museum in the heart of the Texas Hill Country for some great (and I mean great) bikes from around the world that comprise this collector's impressive collection. And there is some great riding in the area to take you to this museum.[quote]

http://www.lonestarmotorcyclemuseum.com/






AGREE! In Vanderpool...
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Nice little place, I've been there a few times.

If you're even in Holland, check out the American Motorcycle Museum in Raalte, I was there a couple of years ago and it's well worth the visit.

 

One of my buddies recently suggested the AMA Hall of Fame and Museum in Ohio. For those that have been there, is it worth the trip? Given its location outside of Columbus, it would be an overnight trip for us and I don't want to devote a weekend to it if it's not that good.

What do you think?

 

I second this place! I was about to say stop by and get one of the burgers! But...just noticed on their site that they stopped working the grill! Too bad because it was pretty damn good!

 

Seaba Station on old route 66(and 44) in OK

I have been to the Lone Star, the National in Anamosa, AMA in Ohio, Harley Museum in Wi. Buddy Stubbs in Phoenix has a nice collection as well.
I like them all but the national seems tomhave the best overall collection