Sturgis Motorcycle Museum & Hall of Fame

The Sturgis Motorcycle Museum & Hall of Fame displays more than 100 motorcycles spanning different eras, starting from early models in 1907 through to modern machines. The exhibits are organized across various gallery spaces, featuring racing bikes, rare international brands, and examples showing technical innovations over time.

The museum was founded in 2001 and initially operated from a converted church building before relocating to its present location in a former post office. This move reflected the growing collection and the expanding importance of motorcycle culture in the region.

The museum honors people who shaped motorcycle culture and racing, and many visitors come specifically during the Sturgis Motorcycle Rally to be part of this community of riders. The collection shows how motorcycles became central to American life and identity.

The museum is easy to navigate and the collection can be explored in one to two hours, whether you are visiting quickly or spending more time as a motorcycle enthusiast. The spaces are well-lit and comfortable to walk through, with information provided at each display.

Many visitors overlook the fact that the collection includes motorcycles that won on racing circuits and competition tracks, not just street bikes. These racing machines offer insight into the speed and engineering required in competitive motorsports.

Location: South Dakota

Accessibility: Wheelchair accessible

Fee: Yes

Address: Main Street

Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 10:00-16:00

Website: http://sturgismuseum.com

GPS coordinates: 44.41450,-103.50900

Latest update: December 12, 2025 16:41