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What a trip down memory lane, thanks for the additional pics ride4now

One of the really cool things about Barber is that they currently have something like 3500 bikes in the collection but only the ability to display about 1300 bikes at any given time so if you go two years in a row, you may see dozens of bikes you didn't see during the previous visit.

As far as food goes, there are options close by...

My lord, now on the bucket list. Can't believe they do not have a great resturant. Missing an opportunity.


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If there weren't people in some of the first pics, I'd have thought they were scale models on a shelf. Just amazing how much is being displayed.

I agree with whoever said there is sensory overload in all those photos. It's overwhelming. But what an amazing place.

Thanks EGAlvarez and Ride4Now for sharing the photos.

I was there in 2013 and will never forget it. Spent 7 1/2 hours in there.

(04-07-2015, 12:03 AM)CA200_imp Wrote: [ -> ]I was there in 2013 and will never forget it. Spent 7 1/2 hours in there.

I'll bet it didn't seem long enough. I could spend at least two days in there.

It is great that there is someone with both the financial resources and the inclination to do something of this magnitude. Preservation of history for the motorheads!

A few more to whet the appetite.

That Kaw is crazy. can you believe someone has the talent to Siamese two motors like that and it look factory? And why would 2 900 Kaw motors only add up to 1600?