Motorcyclepedia Museum in Newburgh holds 650 motorcycles, from Indian bikes to Easy Rider choppers. Eight galleries trace a century of riding culture.
Father-and-son collectors Gerald and Ted Doering converted a former big-box store into an 85,000-square-foot repository for more than 650 motorcycles. What strikes you is the breadth of the collection: the most complete Indian motorcycle lineup anywhere, alongside Harleys, British and Japanese imports, home-built choppers, and obscure marques most of us have never heard of.
The eight galleries are organized by theme: Indian Timeline, Harley, Movie, Chopper, Police & Military, Origins, European, and Lightweight. Each pairs bikes with period advertisements, movie posters, and artifacts that trace how each generation romanticized speed and rebellion.
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