The Rocky Mountain Motorcycle Museum

MOTORCYCLES
The Rocky Mountain Motorcycle Museum and Hall of Fame is home to over 75 original and fully restored examples of vintage and antique Indians, Harley-Davidson, Excelsior, Tornax, Vincent, Ariel, Mustang, Matchless, BSA, Honda, Cushman, Panther, and Triumph dating from 1913 to 1973.

MEMORABILIA
A large portion of the museum to dedicated to authentic period memorabilia, photographs, art and literature, including a wide display of pins, patches, trophies, banners, clothing, accessories, sidecars, dealer signs and banners, and vintage leather apparel.

HALL OF FAME
Unlike most "halls of fame" the Rocky Mountain Motorcycle Museum concentrates it’s focus on every day people. Members of the "hall of fame" are individuals who have dedicated their lives to motorcycling. While some "famous" riders are included, the true pioneers and the real contributors to motorcycling heritage are often times the common man.
Each year, the museum will recognize new individuals with a photograph with detailed biography of their outstanding contributions, achievements, and devotion to the motorcycle community.

PHOTOGRAPHS AND ART
The collections of photographs are exceptional. Each photograph carries a detailed caption which explains the subject, event and illustrates a fine visual history of American motorcycling.
Original artwork, sculpture, and rare prints fill the museum walls, including autographed portraits of Malcolm Forbes, Jay Leno, David Crosby, and Willie G. Davidson just to name a few.