Norfolk Motorcycle Museum

Posted on 15-Jun-2019

Have you ever seen a 20 foot bicycle that looks like a rocket ship? If not come down to see a one of a kind push bike.

Posted on 05-May-2019

Well done to every one who went on the group ride today. The weather stayed sunny, hopefully wee will see you next year.

Testimonials

3 months ago

Great collection of motor bikes, all lovingly restored by father and son team. Shame its not a bigger premises so all bikes can be seen in all there glory. But this place is a must visit for any bike enthusiasts. Owner is full of knowledge and will happily give information to anyone. Worth a visit as some very nice finds

- THERESA D

3 months ago

What a fantastic museum. It's not like other motorcycle museums where everything is polished within an inch of its life, the bikes here look as though someone has just parked them after a ride which makes you feel like you are in that era, which to me, is far more enjoyable. There are lots of related items dotted around that are of interest and keeps you looking so not to miss anything. The owners are really nice and are only too happy to answer any questions and will spend the time talking about the exhibits. Over all it's great value for money and well worth a visit (if you like motorcycles).

- Martin G

a year ago

Spotted it in a map book. Took my husband to have a look. It was brilliant, not a huge place, run by a very nice man how obviously loves motorbikes. It was a very good collection, ideal for any bike fan. Don't miss it.

- Jan B

history on two wheels

Norfolk Motorcycle Museum was started over 25 years ago by George Harmer and ever since George and his son Steve have been collecting motorcycles from 1900's to the 1980's. With over 150 motorcycle you could say this is the place for the most hard core motorcycle enthusiasts but really this is a place for any one with a like for vintage items. The museum also undertakes private restoration work supplying both original and replica spare parts from wheels to forms for all makes of early motorbikes, for more information please call the museum.