Pricing and Conditions
| Adult | $40.00 |
| Child (14 year(s) and under) |
$20.00 |
Experience the Southern Hemisphere's leading motorcycle museum.
Housed in two sympathetically-restored period buildings in Invercargill's CBD, Classic Motorcycle Mecca encourages guests to ride into yesterday.
Discover a diverse collection of 300+ vintage motorcycles, dating as far back as 1902.
See the largest Brough Superior collection in the Southern Hemisphere.
The Classic Motorcycle Mecca collection houses bikes crafted by revolutionary Kiwi engineer John Britten: including one of just two Cardinal Britten bikes on public display.
High profile visitors such as Guy Martin have visited this incredible collection. Of his time at Classic Motorcycle Mecca, Martin said: "It's as good a collection you'll ever see in England. Yeah it's amazing - brilliant."
Discover some of the finest vintage motorcycles in the world, from classic British, American and European machines as well as Japanese, speedway, and motocross bikes.
Classic motorbike enthusiasts and newbies alike will enjoy taking a step back in time and admiring the craftsmanship that has gone into each motorcycle.
Classic Motorcycle Mecca is also home to the George Begg Bunker: a celebration of the Southland engineer who built racecars in the sport's heyday.
What's a classic motorcycle museum - in Invercargill, especially - without a tribute area to hometown hero Burt Munro? You might know him better as The World's Fastest Indian.
25 Tay Street, Invercargill, New Zealand.
From Brough Superior to John Britten to Burt Munro, Classic Motorcycle Mecca has it all. The Southern Hemisphere’s leading motorcycle museum is home to an incredible collection of bikes, exhibits and interactive displays.
From Brough Superior to John Britten to Burt Munro, Classic Motorcycle Mecca has it all. The Southern Hemisphere’s leading motorcycle museum is home to an incredible collection of bikes, exhibits and interactive displays.
Experience the Southern Hemisphere's leading motorcycle museum.
Housed in two sympathetically-restored period buildings in Invercargill's CBD, Classic Motorcycle Mecca encourages guests to ride into yesterday.
Discover a diverse collection of 300+ vintage motorcycles, dating as far back as 1902.
See the largest Brough Superior collection in the Southern Hemisphere.
The Classic Motorcycle Mecca collection houses bikes crafted by revolutionary Kiwi engineer John Britten: including one of just two Cardinal Britten bikes on public display.
High profile visitors such as Guy Martin have visited this incredible collection. Of his time at Classic Motorcycle Mecca, Martin said: "It's as good a collection you'll ever see in England. Yeah it's amazing - brilliant."
Discover some of the finest vintage motorcycles in the world, from classic British, American and European machines as well as Japanese, speedway, and motocross bikes.
Classic motorbike enthusiasts and newbies alike will enjoy taking a step back in time and admiring the craftsmanship that has gone into each motorcycle.
Classic Motorcycle Mecca is also home to the George Begg Bunker: a celebration of the Southland engineer who built racecars in the sport's heyday.
What's a classic motorcycle museum - in Invercargill, especially - without a tribute area to hometown hero Burt Munro? You might know him better as The World's Fastest Indian.
| Adult | $40.00 |
| Child (14 year(s) and under) |
$20.00 |
Senior 65+ and Student rates $35, Family Pass $100.
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Ride into yesterday and discover the Southern Hemisphere’s leading classic motorcycle collection. Home to more than 300 vintage motorcycles, a visit here is a truly mind-blowing experience for enthusiasts and newbies alike. Housed in two restored historic buildings in the heart of Invercargill, the collection boasts displays of classic British, American, European, and Japanese bikes alongside tributes to motocross and speedway (including legend Ivan Mauger), the collection is also home to the George Begg Bunker: a tribute to a homegrown hero and a golden age in Kiwi motorsport. Discover the largest and most diverse display of classic motorcycles in New Zealand, with motorbikes hailing as far back as 1902. Visit our website for more.
25 Tay Street, Invercargill, New Zealand.
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