Norfolk Motorcycle Museum

A compact, specialist museum showcasing more than 150 classic motorcycles spanning the early 1900s to the 1980s. The collection was developed by founder George Harmer and his son Steve and focuses on restored British and international machines.

The site also operates restoration and parts services, so exhibits sit alongside an active workshop. Visitors are advised to check opening times and book or call ahead, as hours are not clearly published online.

A focused, hands‑on display of restored motorcycles and related memorabilia.

Look out for:

• A wide range of classic bikes from early 1900s through the 1980s.

• Displays of old bicycles and die‑cast toy models alongside motorcycles.

• An on‑site restoration workshop and visible repair/parts areas.

• Information from long‑time owners who helped build the collection.

Best way to experience it:

Phone or email ahead to confirm opening times, plan 45–90 minutes for the visit, and combine the museum with nearby North Walsham sights. Expect a small, specialist venue rather than a large museum.

• Opening hours and ticketing aren’t clearly published — call 01692 406266 or email norfolkmcmuseum@tiscali.co.uk to confirm.

• The museum operates restoration and parts services; workshop activity may be visible during your visit.

• The collection is specialist and compact—best for motorcycle enthusiasts or those with an interest in vintage vehicles.

• For group visits or photography requests, contact the museum in advance.