National Motorcycle Museum News: The Davenport Report
The National Motorcycle Museum has set up at the swap meet there for years. It's the place we need to be to stay in touch with our supporters and folks that need to know the Museum is "just down the road about 75 miles, in Anamosa, Iowa." Here are a few photos from the meet. Of course Harley parts to help you restore your Pan or Knucklehead are popular offerings, but I have heard of restorers locating great parts for Parillas, BSA's, Nortons and even Bultaco and CZ motocrossers. The other good thing about Davenport; on that Friday and Saturday there is likely no place on the planet with more information on old motorcycles. If they are not in the middle of a trade or transaction, vendors are usually more than happy to help you with a parts question, a resource for accurate paint colors or give you their opinion on a source for reproduction parts that look right and fit.
Plan on attending the Davenport Swap Meet in 2014, August 28, 29 and 30. Davenport is antique motorcycling at its finest. And after you donate for parking, admission is FREE!
National Motorcycle Museum Founded in 1989
National Motorcycle
Museum Information:
The National Motorcycle Museum is open seven days a week,
year around. Museum members are admitted free. Becoming a member is quick and
easy. Admission is only $8.00 except during special events. Children 12 and
under are admitted free when accompanied by an adult.
The National Motorcycle Museum is a non-profit 501 (c)(3)
corporation.
For more information, email the Museum at
museum@nationalmcmuseum.org or
call 319 462 3925.
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