HONDA HALL, MOTEGI - RACE BIKES:

The Twin Ring racing circuit at Motegi includes a somewhat plain looking building called the 'Honda Collection Hall'. The contents, truly magnificent, the exhibits cover the full spectrum of Honda's achievements in motorcycle racing.

HONDA HALL, MOTEGI - PROD'. BIKES:

The Twin Ring racing circuit at Motegi includes a somewhat plain looking building called the 'Honda Collection Hall'. The contents, truly magnificent, the exhibits cover the full spectrum of Honda's production motorcycles.

U.K. MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM, ENGLAND:

Wow, I thought I had viewed a few Museums until I went to the United Kingdom National Motorcycle Museum, staggering!

THE SAMMY MILLER MUSEUM, ENGLAND:

The Sammy Miller Museum at New Milton, Hampshire, England.

THE BEAULIEU BIKE MUSEUM, ENGLAND:

Located on Lord Montagu's Beaulieu Estate, the Motorcycle displays form part of the overall Beaulieu Museum. The Museum hosts a wide range of mainly British Motorcycles.

LONDON BIKE MUSEUM, ENGLAND:

The Museum is rather small and the facilities definitely need an injection of capital. Nevertheless there were some interesting exhibits in particular early incarnations of the Triumph Trident T150V and suspect attempts at massaging an SOHC configuration onto the Meriden Triumph and BSA Triples of the era.

A.R.E. CLASSIC BIKE COLLECTION, IOM:

Located most appropriately at Kirk Michael in the Isle of Man, the A.R.E. Classic Bike Collection is located on a property accessible directly off the TT Course

SOLVANG MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM, USA:

Located northwest of Santa Barbara, California, the Solvang Vintage Motorcycle Museum is a privately owned museum offering a select collection of motorcycles, both original and high quality replicas.

SAN DIEGO BIKE MUSEUM, USA:

Forming part of the overall 'San Diego Auto Museum', I have collated the Motorcycle display records here. The museum has an excellent display of motorcycles with a considerable leaning toward the Indian motorcycle brand.

PETERSEN BIKE MUSEUM, LA, USA:

Forming part of the overall 'Petersen Auto Museum', the museum is located in the city of Los Angeles. Most of the displays are car orientated, however there are some interesting and some 'unusual' motorcycles on display.

THE NATIONAL 'MOTORCYCLE MUSEUM':

The National Motorcycle Museum is located at Nabiac on the New South Wales North Coast, how does eight hundred plus Motorcycles on display sound, not including the monster machine parked outside!!

THE NATIONAL 'MOTOR RACING MUSEUM':

Location, Location, Location... at the bottom of Conrod Straight in Bathurst, New South Wales. The Museum has very high quality exhibits of Motorcycles and Cars. Some of the Motorcycles bring back huge memories to me, in particular machines ridden by Ron Toombs, Gregg Hansford and Wayne Gardner!!

The 'clickable image' is a close up of the venerable 'Number 63', as campaigned by Ron Toombs.

VINTAGE JAPANESE MOTORCYCLE CLUB:

The Australian Chapter of the VJMC holds a wide range of rides and displays of some of the great Japanese Motorcycles of the last century, tremendous equipment from a great era of motorcycling.

THE CLUB LAVERDA CONCOURS:

An annual Motorcycle Concours d'Elegance the Club Laverda Concours was initially held in the heart of Brisbane, under the Storey Bridge. From 2011 onward the expanding level of entries and spectator numbers necessitated a move to the Cleveland Showgrounds on the Bayside, southeast of Brisbane.

PHIL IRVING CONCOURS - 2012:

The 30th Anniversary Phil Irving Concours was held at Yeronga, Brisbane. A wide range of Classes facing the Judges included Veteran, Vintage, Post Vintage, Post War, Historic, Competition, Military and Sidecar divisions. The Veteran Class had very few entries, however the quality and finish of the exhibits was magnificent.

AUSTRALIAN MOTORCYCLE SHOWS:

No cars needed, dedicated Motorcycle only Shows are becoming the norm now throughout Australia.