London Motorcycle Museum

A beneficent trust, it shows a scope of more than 150 great and British bikes. Prominent displays incorporate the last Triumph Bonneville T140 out of the Meriden doors in 1983.

Bill Crosby, the exhibition hall's originator, begun gathering great cases of British cruisers in 1960. The bicycles were shown at Syon Park until the point that 1979 and after that at ious impermanent areas until the point when the site in Greenford was found. Previous Coston's Farm, it had been utilized as an Ealing Council warehouse Ravenor Depot since the 1930s. Presently keep running by volunteers as an altruistic trust, the historical center effectively advances instructive visits and is partnered to the British Motorcycle Charitable Trust.