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The Motorcycle Hall of Fame Museum tells the exciting stories and preserves the rich history of American motorcycling. Visitors to the Hall of Fame will find award-winning exhibits rotating through three major exhibition halls. Each exhibit immerses guests in the stories of American motorcycling by capturing the thrill of the open road, the excitement of racing or the inspiration of memorable personalities. The Museum is also home to the Motorcycle Hall of Fame, honoring the distinguished men and women who have played a vital role in shaping the sport and business of motorcycling, thanks to their competitive spirit, passion, vision and entrepreneurship. Located just east of Columbus, on the campus of the American Motorcyclist Association in Pickerington, Ohio, the non-profit Museum is open seven days a week, 9 a.m.-5 p.m., and closed on Easter, Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Year’s Day. For more information call: 614-856-2222. The Motorcycle Hall of Fame The main floor of the Motorcycle Hall of Fame celebrates the Hall of Fame inductees: the heroes of track, road and trails, individuals fighting for our rights in the halls of government, publishers, designers and engineers. If you’re interested in the colorful personalities, legendary champions, talented innovators and memorable motorcycles you’ll find it here. Dirt-Track! All-American Racing Telling the unique story of dirt-track racing in America and highlighting some of the amazing Hall of Famers who have made this sport their own. Dirt-track racing is one of the most thrilling forms of racing in all of motorsports; come see what it’s all about. 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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