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How often should you have a Farmers Friendly Review® session?We recommend a Farmers Friendly Review® at least once a year or whenever you have a qualifying life event change. If you like, I can even set a reminder for us to keep an annual appointment to discuss your changing coverage needs. Give us a call to set up your Farmers Friendly Review®. Motorcyclepedia is a motorcycle museum containing over 450 mostly American motorcycles, mainly from the first half of the 20th century, with a special emphasis on Indian motorcycles, including a model from every year of the original Indian brand on display, covering 1901 to 1953. The 85,000-square-foot (7,900 m2) non-profit museum was opened by Gerald A. Doering and his son Ted Doering on April 16, 2011 at 250 Lake Street, in Newburgh, New York. Housed on two floors of the old Miron building, it is divided into galleries dedicated to motorcycles and memorabilia from the time periods represented; including an 1897 De Dion-Bouton trike, a 1901 Thomas, and the marques Reading Standard, Yale, Pope, Thor, and many others.

The museum features over 100 Indian motorcycles, including an Indian Papoose, a 1914 Hendee Special, an Indian Ace, an M-1 Military Prototype and a timeline of Indian Motorcycles from 1901 to 1953. Also featured are over 30 choppers. motorcycle shop in des plainesSome of the notable choppers include Ed Roth's Mail Box, Arlen Ness's Taxi and Ron Ebert's Bubble Machine, and replicas of the choppers from Easy Rider.motorcycle clothing maidstone kent The Police Gallery features police motorcycles from the City of Newburgh, New York and Town of New Windsor, New York. motorcycle helmet hurts neckAlso featured is one of thirteen Harley-Davidson FL Police motorcycles that were used in the motorcade of President John F. Kennedy on the day he was assassinated, FLH Police Harley-Davidson that was used in a motorcade of President Richard Nixon, and a 1910 Sheriff's Harley-Davidson. motorcycle helmets with the mohawk

The Military Gallery features Army Harley-Davidson's, an Army Indian, and a Kettenkrad from World War II. The Circa Timeline section features motorcycles manufactured prior to 1930 including a De Dion-Bouton trike, Thomas, Reading Standard, Yale, Pope, Thor, Henderson, and Flying Merkel. motorcycle tires tempeThis gallery includes and a large collection of Ace motorcycles.motorcycle parts portsmouth va[3] The American Gallery features over 50 different Harley-Davidson models, some of the highlights included are a sidecar that was specially constructed for James Patrick Harley, 1965 FLH Electra Glide Period Custom, and 1905 Single. motorcycle parachute jacketHighlights in the Scooter Gallery include a Vespa with sidecar, Monark, Ner-a-Car, and Cushman.

The museum has two fully constructed motordromes, or Wall of Death, which were imported from Germany. These motordromes are fully operational and operated for special events. The museum maintains a gallery to exhibit members' motorcycles. The exhibit is called Fast from the Past: Competition Motorcycles of Yesteryear. This exhibit is broken into categories of racers; boardtrack, dirt track, hillclimber, road racing, drag racing, land speed, motocross, endurance and observed trials. This exhibit will be on until Summer 2012. All of these motorcycles are on loan from Antique Motorcycle Club of America members. The Antique Motorcycle Foundation mascot motorcycle, a Torque Four, is also on display. The museum has received a provisional charter from the Board of Regents of the University of the State of New York. The museum hosts Motorcycle Training Solutions, Inc., which provides a basic motorcycle rider course to New York State residents. The core curriculum is 15 1/2 hours. Motorcyclepedia strives to live up to its name -- cycle-comprehensive and much more than a showcase of mechanical linkages and flashy exhaust systems (Although it has plenty of those, too).

bikes with strange histories; and three (count 'em) Walls of Death motordromes -- now that's a motorcycle museum. Jerry and Ted Doering, father and son, began the collection in 1949. For decades the motorcycles simply vanished into buildings on the Doering farm. But by 2011 the accumulated mass had grown so vast -- nearly 500 bikes plus accompanying artifacts -- that the Doerings opened Motorcyclepedia. To have room for as many machines as possible, the Doerings bought a former lumber warehouse store with over two acres of floor space and a huge parking lot. The choppers immediately grab your attention. They include what the museum claims is the world's most perfect replica of the Captain America bike from Easy Rider, and Red Baron, a chopper that Ted customized in 1966 with a sidecar-mounted .30 caliber machine gun. Also on display are the candy-colored creations of fiberglass wizard Ed "Big Daddy" Roth, who invented the hot rod icon (and best-selling plastic kit model) Rat Fink.

Ed, according to a sign, believed that three-wheel "trikes" were the energy efficient transport of the future, and among his showpiece creations is his final work, Pink Bazooka, a three-wheeler that used solar panels instead of a battery. Motorcyclepedia's collection of Indian-brand motorcycles is the most comprehensive in the world, but we were more fascinated by the gallery of bike-builder "Indian Larry" Desmedt, which includes his traveling bed of nails (he would lie on it while his wife, Bambi the Mermaid, stood on him) and the engraved motorcycle engine that is the urn for his ashes. Larry died when he fell off his motorcycle in a parking lot; he was riding, standing on the seat, without a helmet. "Larry was a true spirit of a human being," says a tattooed guy in an endlessly looping video tribute. Downstairs, a timeline of ancient machines displays many odd contraptions, including full-size replicas of the world's first steam-powered two-wheeler (1867) and the world's first gas-powered motorcycle (1885) built by a retired carpenter nicknamed "Wild Bill."

The oldest running motorcycle in America (1897) is also here; the museum takes it for occasional spins in the parking lot. There's a freakish Nazi Kettenkraftrad halftrack featured in Saving Private Ryan, and a Triumph TRW 500 that Steve McQueen rode in The Great Escape. There's a Lightcycle from Tron Legacy (2010), a turbine-powered nitrocycle from Priest (2011), a police motorcycle from President Kennedy's assassination motorcade, and a 1914 Excelsior Velocipede that Charles Lindbergh traded for his first airplane. Customized to run on railroad tracks (and exhibited on a short length of rails), Lindbergh's bike with outrigger wheel is unique but at home among the collection's many other oddities. Also worthy of note is a Harley-Davidson that Lenny Bauer rode cross-country in 46 hours and 8 minutes in 1969. Bauer outfitted his bike with a 15-gallon beer keg (filled with fuel, not beer) and failed to break the record by just 27 minutes. Motorcyclepedia nevertheless honors his good-try effort, a feat of extreme endurance that at one point forced Bauer to stick his hand into a tub of grease to remove a ring from his painfully swollen handlebar-clutching fingers.

As for the Wall of Death motordromes: they're giant wooden tubs, up to 36 feet across, in which motorcycle thrill show daredevils would race around faster and faster until they were perpendicular to the ground. Spectators cheered from bleachers around the rim. The motordrome in the parking lot was owned by Marlyn "Thunder" Klunder; the two indoors by "Kamikaze" Pit Lengner. Klunder, according to a sign, "pioneered the use of Coca Cola syrup on the floor for traction." Lengner, from Germany, also built and rode micro-cycles, including the World's Smallest Motorcycle, which sits in a display case on a half-sheet of paper towel (for scale, and to absorb dripping oil). As an added bonus to lucky visitors, Lengner still occasionally visits Motorcyclepedia to give Wall of Death demonstrations, and ride his itty-bitty bikes around the museum floor. Address:250 Lake St., Newburgh, NYDirections:Southwest edge of town. Drive south on S. Plank Rd into downtown. Turn right (south) onto US Hwy 9W/Robinson Ave. Drive three blocks.