Thanks for that video Mike I really appreciate it. It's on my bucket list to get the Barber Motorsports Park for a race and the museum but chances are I'll never get there. So I appreciate the walkthrough of part of the museum.
The Barber is my favorite museum. The displays are very well done. BUT TELL YOUR BUDDY TO KEEP HIS HANDS IN HIS POCKETS!! Do not fondle the motorcycles!
Awesome Video Bud!! Keep it up Mike! You've got the best personality on NPK dude!!! .....Oh Yeah, Lafawnduh😁, My cat was born in 2007, & I named her Lafawnduh. No foolin'! ...I'm a Chevy guy, but her middle name is now Ford
George Barber is old Birmingham money. He inherited Barber Dairy, the largest dairy in the state. He got into real estate and made a killing. This museum exists because of his passion for motorcycles. He hunted down, bought and restored them until the building downtown where he had them was insanely overcrowded. He built this museum and the track complex, where both motorcycle and sports car races are run. It's a gorgeous facility, top to bottom. Absolutely world class. The largest collection of motorcycles in the world. I'm with everyone else in the comments - look with your eyes, not your fingers.
Some of the old mini bikes we had as kids. Never had a single clue that they would be worth something one day. We’d buy them at yard sales and run till they died
This guy walks up to , what once was, Kawasaki H1 500.Says this is my first bike. No it's not. This bike is a one of one build . A 500 cc 3 cylinder made into a 850cc 5 cylinder. Made by Allen Millyard. All Mr Millyard bikes builds look like they came that way from the factory.
Obviously someone doesn't know how expensive all that stuff is, got his hands all over it
Thanks for the tour Mike!
You bet
Mr Mike that's cool as hell now I want to go check it out too thanks for sharing with us....
Thanks for that video Mike I really appreciate it. It's on my bucket list to get the Barber Motorsports Park for a race and the museum but chances are I'll never get there. So I appreciate the walkthrough of part of the museum.
The Barber is my favorite museum. The displays are very well done.
BUT TELL YOUR BUDDY TO KEEP HIS HANDS IN HIS POCKETS!! Do not fondle the motorcycles!
Mr Knowitall should keep his hands off the bikes and dessert .
That's awesome mike..
Awesome Video Bud!! Keep it up Mike! You've got the best personality on NPK dude!!! .....Oh Yeah, Lafawnduh😁, My cat was born in 2007, & I named her Lafawnduh. No foolin'! ...I'm a Chevy guy, but her middle name is now Ford
Ha, that's cool
Didn't the sign say don't touch the displays?
Much luv from Buffalo 🐃NY
George Barber is old Birmingham money. He inherited Barber Dairy, the largest dairy in the state. He got into real estate and made a killing. This museum exists because of his passion for motorcycles. He hunted down, bought and restored them until the building downtown where he had them was insanely overcrowded. He built this museum and the track complex, where both motorcycle and sports car races are run. It's a gorgeous facility, top to bottom. Absolutely world class. The largest collection of motorcycles in the world.
I'm with everyone else in the comments - look with your eyes, not your fingers.
Some of the old mini bikes we had as kids. Never had a single clue that they would be worth something one day. We’d buy them at yard sales and run till they died
Don't Touch !!
This guy walks up to , what once was, Kawasaki H1 500.Says this is my first bike. No it's not. This bike is a one of one build . A 500 cc 3 cylinder made into a 850cc 5 cylinder. Made by Allen Millyard. All Mr Millyard bikes builds look like they came that way from the factory.
Was there in September
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Too many bikes for my taste. Just not into bikes.