Tony Leenes Indian Motorcycle Museum

Tony Leenes’ Indian Motorcycle Museum in Lemmer displays more than 40 Indian motorcycles alongside period accessories and memorabilia from the brand’s early years. The collection is curated by Tony Leenes, who opened the museum in 1991, and includes a workshop, shop and event spaces on site.

The museum is open to the public on Saturdays 13:00–17:00; group visits or weekday appointments are available by arrangement. Confirm current opening times and admission details with the museum before your visit.

A focused, enthusiast-led collection housed in an industrial park setting; most exhibits show restored bikes, parts and Indian-branded memorabilia.

Look out for:

• Early 20th-century Indian models and restoration projects.

• Displayed accessories, posters and original parts that illustrate brand history.

• A working workshop/atelier where restorations are undertaken.

• On-site shop and occasional themed events (group tours, BBQs, workshops).

Best way to experience it:

Visit on a Saturday afternoon to see the permanent displays; if you’re coming as a group or on a weekday, book in advance by phone or email to ensure a guided tour and access to events.

• Open to the public Saturdays 13:00–17:00; other days or groups by appointment.

• Museum lists different admission prices on English vs Dutch pages—confirm rates before visiting.

• Located in an industrial area (Kadijk 23, Lemsterhoek); parking and a campsite are available on site.

• Contact by phone or email for bookings: tel. +31 (0)514‑56‑32‑44 / info@tonyleenes.nl.