Museum Information
DESCRIPTION
“We aim to show the development of two wheeled transportation from the penny farthing through ordinary push-bikes up to the glass fibre framed ITERA (which was a flop!). There are also a great number of mopeds from the early 1950s onwards. We also show a number of so-called light motorcycles from the early 98 cc via the 1950s limit of 75 kg´s to the present 125cc. Of course there are many motorcycles from the beginning of the century to the 1970s. We also have military motorcycles, even some prototypes. There’s also a replica of the first Swedish automobile, originally built by Gustaf Eriksson in 1897 and a Vabis car from 1903.”
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
- Opening times:
- May, June, and September: Weekends: 10 AM to 5 PM
- July and August: Thursday to Sunday: 10 AM to 5 PM
LAST UPDATED
23.04.2026
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Coordinates:
59.708860, 16.214910
Gyllene Hjulet Motorcycle Museum
Kontorsvagen 2, Surahammar, Sweden
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