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nitrouscarl
PostPosted: Thu Oct 18, 2018 10:42 pm 
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Did anyone here attend the grand opening of the New England Motorcycle Museum, its not Barbers but looks like it was a fun event!
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JayDav
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Guess that would be a no
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Jackman
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First I've heard of it but since I am in close proximity I will for sure visit the New England Motorcycle Museum 8-) .

An easy ride and somewhat close by in Newburgh NY is the Motorcyclepedia last time I visited they had over 500 bikes lots of American iron and a good showing of imports too 8-)

http://www.motorcyclepediamuseum.org

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nitrouscarl
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I have been watching some of their bikes on you tube and ebay. I didn't know at the time that it was not open as of yet until I saw the you tube posts from the grand opening.
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Ric
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Jackman wrote:
First I've heard of it but since I am in close proximity I will for sure visit the New England Motorcycle Museum 8-) .

An easy ride and somewhat close by in Newburgh NY is the Motorcyclepedia last time I visited they had over 500 bikes lots of American iron and a good showing of imports too 8-)

http://www.motorcyclepediamuseum.org



Post up some pix jackman.....!!! Here I mean.....(on this dying board) some of us can't use Facebook... 8-)

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Jackman
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Ric wrote:
Jackman wrote:
First I've heard of it but since I am in close proximity I will for sure visit the New England Motorcycle Museum 8-) .

An easy ride and somewhat close by in Newburgh NY is the Motorcyclepedia last time I visited they had over 500 bikes lots of American iron and a good showing of imports too 8-)

http://www.motorcyclepediamuseum.org



Post up some pix jackman.....!!! Here I mean.....(on this dying board) some of us can't use Facebook... 8-)


Proud to say I'm not or nor ever was on Facebook :D .. I'll check out the New England Motorcycle Museum next summer at the earliest I'm currently working 6 days a week until Spring :D

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At some point in time I would like to go check it out myself, but it is a pretty good haul....
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Jackman
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You Southern guys have the Wheels Thru Time museum , that's a good haul for me but if ever I get a chance its a must stop :thumbup:

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You Southern guys have the Wheels Thru Time museum , that's a good haul for me but if ever I get a chance its a must stop :thumbup:

One more reason to come to the GAP!
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Ric
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Wheels through Time is a great place. He has a ton of old motorcycle magazines that I like going through. And if your lucky you might get a guided tour by the owner of the back stage works.

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