Motorcyclepedia Museum

Motorcyclepedia Museum in Newburgh showcases a private collection of over 650 motorcycles and extensive memorabilia across an 85,000‑square‑foot facility assembled by Gerald and Ted Doering. The exhibits span early vintage bikes, American classics and brand histories with interpretive displays and archival material.

The museum operates on a set weekly schedule with online ticketing available; it is noted for one of the largest collections of Indian motorcycles in the U.S. and is listed in regional tourism resources for the Hudson Valley.

A focused, walkable museum experience with large galleries arranged by era and brand.

Look out for:

• Extensive Indian motorcycle displays and restored vintage machines.

• Over 650 motorcycles plus period memorabilia and signage.

• Interpretive labels and archival items from the Doering collection.

• A hands-on shop/retail area and links to the museum’s archives online.

Best way to experience it:
Visit during weekend hours for full daytime access, allow 1–2 hours to see key galleries, and buy tickets online in advance if visiting Thursdays when discounted admission applies.

• Hours: Thurs 4–8pm; Fri–Sun 10am–4pm (confirm on site before visiting).

• Admission: adults 17+ (site lists a standard fee and a discounted Thursday rate); kids 16 and under free.

• On-site parking and a retail/shop area; phone: (845) 569‑9065.

• Parts of the collection are extensive—expect standing-room viewing and some narrow aisles.