Motorcycle Museum Ibbenbüren

The Ibbenbüren Motorcycle Museum is a great excursion destination, not just for classic car fans. The museum, housed in a historic school building, has it all: motorcycle history from the penny-farthing of 1882 to Patricia Schek's modern Paris-Dakar rally machine.
Over 180 first-class exhibits make every motorcycle fan's heart beat faster. Experience the fascination of “motorcycles” with machines from the pre-war period, including a Zündapp KS 750 Wehrmacht team, rare post-war models, 50s boom time classics, small motorcycles and mopeds up to the late 70s,
Breathtaking collector's items such as the last remaining "Diel" from 1927 with a water-cooled engine, a "Wanderer" with a belt drive, and a "pacemaker machine" from 1925. Where such concentrated two-wheeled history meets, the "Münch Mammut 1200 TTS" is of course allowed. not missing.
You can find explanatory information on almost all of the exhibits in the museum, as well as historical motorcycle clothing or interesting cut models, and best of all: photography is allowed!