Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum

A great place for anyone to visit, even if you are not a motorcycle enthusiast. There is so much history here. My son and I spent a couple of hours and I could spend a couple more here.

My granddaughter (age 15) and I enjoyed seeing all the motorcycles and learning some history. Videos were great! She enjoyed seeing the gear cyclists wore. Reasonable price; can be 1-2 hours depending on your interest in details. My husband is a motorcycle guy so was interested in rider history and engine details.

This was my second trip to the museum and loved it as much as i did the first time. This time i took one of my sons and my best friend. we had a blast what a cool place to visit. Got to see my mentors plaque on the wall for all he had done for the motorcycling world may he rest in piece. if you have never been you should go at least once in your life. there is a lot of information about so many bikes and riders.

I’ve always heard of the AMA, but wasn’t quite sure what they did. First of all it’s a great little museum. A lot of really cool bikes of all makes and models. Each with a little placard giving some info on what makes the bike special. There’s a room that tells all the accomplishments of the AMA which was informative and interesting. After learning about what they do and how they stick up for riders rights, I’ve decided to become a member. If you’re a rider and are in the area you should definitely stop by for a visit!

Pretty cool place, definitely worth the stop. Free for AMA members, I believe $10 for non-members, it would be worth the $10 either way. Tons of motorcycle history in here, amazing bikes, world record breaking bikes, and a great staff and gift shop to go with it all.

Paid a visit to organization I been part of for so many years. Was interviewing and knowledgeable

Really an amazing place to spend a few hours! We found a great deal on Groupon and enjoyed just about every inch of this place. The staff was very friendly and explained in good detail everything we needed to know before letting us go to explore. The exhibits are excellent and even if you know nothing about motorcycles you can appreciate the history here. I would recommend this place to anyone visiting the area.

Spur of the moment decision to visit, and it was awesome. Showed my 15yo what big bikes with drum brakes like I had wrestle looked like LOL. He especially liked the basement floor and the cut out motors etc...we spent 30 minutes in there understanding combustion, cranks, pistons and timing chains. Great facility, well layed out and our AMA memberships got us in for FREE. He said of all the school trips to DC, museums this was his favorite and he'd be going back with some buddies when he can drive.

Coming from a 19-year-old that just obtained his motorcycle license last year my admiration for motorcycles in the history behind them is crazy and so is my father's and due to me living in Michigan and coming to visit this in Ohio I sent the photos back to my father and me and him shared a good laugh about it and I also learned so much when they came to understanding the versions of the motorcycles back before my time and then also seeing them as their presently are nowadays and all the different upgrades and innovations that have made motorcycles safer more innovative and useful in today's riding. I recommend it this for anyone who actually shares a genuine love for the beauty of motorcycles and would love to learn some cool facts about the history behind them. Happy travels everyone stay safe.

Lots of really neat motorcycle history...been there twice so far

Although this is a very small museum I gave it a 5 star rating based on the thought that it covers all aspects of riding. Very knowledgeable staff, very helpful staff. Older building but well kept, I was hoping to see more history with the motorcycle exhibits that they have such as when they have a single motorcycle maybe explain that this bike was made from this year to this year and how many were made things like that but all in all if you're in the area it's well worth the stop.

Loved it! They had so many cool motorcycles! It was a neat experience. Will be back again! Thank you to the staff there, super friendly.

I had a great experience at this museum.
We showed up on a Sunday and there was no one else there. A lot of interesting motorcycles to view with a lot of background info on the riders.
As an AMA member I got free admission but they also have senior discounts.

Went here with my dad today. What a great experience! Nearly every motorcycle had a summary of its history. So many historical people to learn about, some of which we already knew of. Clean, well- kept, friendly staff and two vending machines (one with coke products and one with snack foods). We were there for an hour and a half. A great time!

Went with the whole family and everyone of us enjoyed it! There were some historical pieces as well as videos and artwork! There is a lot to look at and really cool facts to learn at each exhibit. I would highly recommend and can’t wait to go back!

This was a bucket list ride for me. The place was awesome. The folks who work there love what they do. I got to see some bikes from a very long time ago right up to recent inductees. On top of that, some of the prettiest riding roads anywhere are just a short ride away. Perfect weekend.

Perfect and my favorite museum. I live only a mile away from this museum. When i went it looked great already. I took almost 100 photos for the public to see. We donated and bought from the gift shop.

Incredible collection of motorcycles from years past! There was so much to see. I'm not a rider, but it was such a learning experience for me. Friendly staff too. Highly recommended.

Its a nice motorcycle museum. Too many dirt bikes, not enough Harley's. Guy at the front desk was super friendly. Not air-conditioned, was really hot. Worth the money, we had fun.

Wonderful place. Has a lot of classic bikes in the inventory. And there is a pending machine selling Pepsi for 1$