You will see over 70 Bikes covering 100 years of motorcycling. 
                    We have from "A"(Allstate) to “Z"(Zundapp}; a large Harley-Davidson 
                    presence, including a large AMF display. There are memorabilia 
                    of The Shriners’ Motor Patrol; Biker Movies mementos; 
                    a very important piece of "Evil Knievel" history; and we have the 
                    2 motorcycles from the 1980’s TV series "CHiPS” – built by 
                    George Barris for N.B.C. Network! Our collection includes a very rare 
                    (one of 1053) INDIAN model 841 shaft drive bike built for the 
                    U.S. Army in 1941. Another exhibit legacy close to home – 
                    the "Kent Falcons M.C.” riding club established 1937-1953.  
                    There is an international array of Motor Scooters; and an  
                      awesome volume of posters, photos, advertisements, and signs 
                      that fill the walls. ALSO – we have both: a Harley-Davidson 
                      50th Anniversary bike and 100"‘ H-D Anniversary bike! 
                      It's a parade of showcases filled with interesting parts and 
                      collectables from decades of riding. AND NOW… 
                      We are proudly presenting 2 World-Class ‘Post-Apocalyptic’ 
                      Rat Bikes designed and built by Scott Caraboolad – 
                      of the “Ride-4-Life" Ministry. Bike 1 is the 8ft “Rocket Rat," 
                      just featured in ‘Raw Bike’ magazine with cover and layout. 
                      Bike 2 is a monster rat at over 9ft long! It was built exclusively 
                      for Bear's Museum and tagged as “The Bear-Enstein Rat." 
                    Both are powered by Harley-Davidson 1970’s Sportster motors. 
                    So...If you ever considered BEAR’S a great destination 
                  before, you will be in for a BIG SURPRISE NOW! Come Visit!                     
                    VIRTUAL  TOUR 
                      
                      
                    We can accommodate Large Groups 
                  of 15 and Up by appointment.  
                   
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