Museum of Antique Motorcycles

The Museum of Antique Motorcycles (Muzej starodobnih motociklov) in Vransko is a privately owned collection showcasing over 100 historic motorcycles and scooters. Highlights include rare Indians, Salsbury and early Yugoslav prototypes alongside European classics.

Visits are by prior arrangement with the owner/curator; the museum is listed with local TIC Slovenska Bistrica and recommended for enthusiasts who want close-up access to preserved and restored machines.

A focused, curator-led viewing of a private motorcycle collection with well-preserved machines from the 1920s through mid-century.

Look out for:

• Rare models such as Indian Scout and a 1937 Indian 4-cylinder.

• Unusual machines like the Ner-a-Car and Salsbury scooter.

• Early Yugoslav prototype examples and regional motorcycle history.

• European makes: BMW, DKW, NSU, Ariel, BSA, AJS, Moto Guzzi.

Best way to experience it:

Arrange a visit in advance via the museum contact (email/phone listed on official pages) so the owner/collector can prepare a guided walkthrough and answer technical and provenance questions.

• The collection is private: visits are by appointment only.

• Confirm the exact street number and meeting point before travel.

• Contact details (email/phone) are published on the museum site and TIC listings.

• Expect a hands-off visit; photography is generally allowed but verify on arrival.