called in on 20th may 2022 ( on holiday in area from tyneside) its more like a big shop. but decent selection of 1970,s bikes ,a few from the 1960s, & a little workshop in back of shop. well worth a visit & offer a cash donation.( which we did) offered a cup of tea from this very friendly guy. had a good chat with him as he,s from the north east ( consett) got some free stickers for the kids. recommeded visit.

Walked past this many times and admired the bikes outside or in the window but finally went in today. Very glad we did, it's free entry, donations welcome ,with tea and coffee available and full of memorabilia and bikes from the owner Jim's tt race career plus other interesting items. Had a lovely chat with him over coffee and came away with stickers.

We called in here this week and met Jim Snaith the owner & what a lovely man he is and so full of knowledge as he is a retired TT rider, the museum is absolutely CRAMMED with memorabilia and bikes, it was just fascinating to walk around it and to see all the things inside there If you have not been to visit this place yet you definitely need too ! Many thanks Jim for taking the time to chat with us. Jules & Stuart x

Great little museum. Could of spent hours just talking with the owner. Well worth a visit. Amazing how much stuff is in a little space. The owners granddaughter was handing out stickers after the visit which was nice. I will visit again in the future.

Amazing place to visit. Not too big a crowd as this only a small museum Well worth a visit. Owner very pleased to chat with you. Has an excellent collection of memorabilia. No entry fee just donations to help keep this brilliant little museum going Would certainly recommend

We visited here today . My hubby loving motorbikes I found this little museum on Google maps. It's a lil motorbike haven of lots of memorabilia and history . So made welcome and answered all hubby's questions. A well worth visit. Hubby was like a kid in a toy shop.