Irbit State Motorcycle Museum, Motorcycle museum in Irbit, Russia.

The Irbit State Motorcycle Museum houses a collection of motorcycles spanning different eras, from early models to racing machines and experimental versions. The displays are arranged across multiple halls, showing both production bikes and specialized vehicles used for testing and performance.

The IMZ factory built its design collection over more than 60 years as a workshop for its engineers and testers. In 2002 the Irbit authorities, backed by the Sverdlovsk Oblast governor, bought the motorcycles from the plant's owners to keep them together. The museum opened on 25 June 2004 and became a State Museum of the Russian Federation on 1 January 2006.

The collection shows how Russian manufacturers built motorcycles differently from Western makers and what models were produced locally over time. You can see which designs became important to riders in the region.

The museum is located on Ulitsa Soviestskaya and operates on a limited schedule, so it is wise to check opening times before visiting. Group visits may require advance arrangements, so planning ahead is recommended.

The museum holds over 5,000 technical reports from research institutes, the Main Armoured Directorate and VNIImotoprom, tracing the Soviet motorcycle industry from 1940 to 2000. Separate memorial funds document IMZ directors, designers and Irbit racers who won USSR championships and international competitions.