Before summer rides off into the sunset, join us at the largest motorcycle meet in Midcoast Maine. Feel the RUMBLE at the Owls Head Transportation Museum’s Vintage Motorcycle Festival.
One day ONLY! Don’t miss this much anticipated annual gathering that attracts hundreds of antique motorcycles from all over New England. With favorite marques including Triumph, Harley Davidson, Indian, Honda, Ducatti and BMW interspersed with rare and obscure antique bikes from the world over.
So fire up your engines and cruise over to Owls Head for an event full of both vintage and new two-wheeled excitement!
Exhibitors Welcome!
Get free admission for you and one passenger when you exhibit at this event with any classic, custom or special interest vehicle that is 20+ years old.
Newer Motorcycles Welcome
Designated space inside the gates and alongside the show ground will be reserved for owners of late model motorcycles wishing to show off their fantastic bikes. Admission for newer bikes is $18 and can be paid at the exhibitor gate upon arrival.
See the museum collection demonstrations including the 1922 Royal Enfield Model 200, the 1925 Harley-Davidson Model JD, the 1931 Henderson Model KJ, and the 1932 Harley-Davidson.
Rain date is Sunday, September 8. Check our website, owlshead.org for updates!
Want More?
With aircraft and auto demonstrations, two Family STEM Centers, vintage car rides, Open Air Cafe and more, this event is fun for the whole family. You can even purchase a scenic 20-minute flight in a historic biplane! (weather permitting)
Event Details:
When: September 7, 10 AM – 3 PM
Rain Date: September 8,
Check owlshead.org before you make the trek!
Where: Owls Head Transportation Museum, 117 Museum St. Owls Head, ME 04854
Ticket Rates: Kids: FREE (10 and Under)
Youth: $5 (11 to 17)
Adults: $18
Seniors: $16
Members: FREE
US Active Military Members, Military Dependents and Veterans: FREE
About OHTM:
Founded in 1974, The Owls Head Transportation Museum is a nonprofit educational
organization with a mission to collect, preserve, exhibit and historic aircraft and ground vehicles significant to the evolution of transportation for the purpose of education. Unlike static displays, the vast majority of OHTM’s collection is operational. The museum also offers a variety of hands-on volunteer opportunities as well as STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics)-based programs to young students and schools at no cost.
