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 Current Exhibits on display at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum
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The Motorcycle Hall of Fame Gallery
The main floor of the AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame celebrates Hall of Fame inductees
- the heroes of the track, road, trails and halls of government who have elevated
the sport to new heights.
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Dirt-Track! All-American Racing
One of the greatest thrills in all of motorsports is watching the pro field exit
turn four to the front straight on a mile track, accelerating five wide through
130 mph, only to pitch their machines sideways to scrub off speed for turn one.
This exhibit tells the unique story of dirt-track racing in America.
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30-Year Ride: Honda's Ohio-Made Motorcycles
It started in 1979, with a field that became a factory, and 64 workers building
two-stroke dirtbikes. Ultimately, Honda associates at the motorcycle plant built
2,334,403 products. We welcome you to stop by and enjoy this detailed look across
30 years of history of Honda in Ohio.
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Founders Hall
Honoring the Museum's generous contributors.
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Past exhibits that have appeared in the Motorcycle
Hall of Fame.
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 American Motorcyclists Association (AMA) seeks Justice For All
Pickerington, OH AMA to establish the Justice for All Campaign, which focuses on inadequate sentencing of drivers who seriously injure or kill others on the road. This campaign seeks to get three measures passed in all 50 states. These measures will:
* Increase penalties, including jail time, for those who commit manslaughter with a motor vehicle.
* Impose fines and driver's license suspensions on drivers who commit traffic offenses that injure or kill others.
* Get motorcyclist-awareness instruction included in each state's driver-education program.
Read more about it here: MORE
Heroes of Harley Davidson Moves
The Heroes of Harley Davidson January 7, 2005 – After a successful two-year run at the Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum, the Heroes of Harley-Davidson exhibit has now left the building. Like a giant black jigsaw puzzle, the massive exhibit is being disassembled and loaded into a tractor-trailer—not for destruction, but for relocation.
A.D. Farrow Harley-Davidson, located in Columbus, Ohio, and one of the oldest Harley dealers in the country, has purchased the exhibit and plans to give it a permanent home. Bob Althoff, owner of A.D. Farrow, said he fell in love with the exhibit the minute he saw it. Read More Here And Here
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