The 1937 Crocker has returned home!
St. Francis Motorcycle Museum
110 East Washington Street
St. Francis, Kansas
785-332-2400
Biketember Fest 2024
Saturday, September 21, 2024
The St. Francis Motorcycle Museum is sponsoring Biketember Fest on Saturday, September 21. Come join the Bassackwards Poker Run, visit the beautiful St. Francis Motorcycle Museum (we have several new additions), meet friends (old and new), and have a good time!
Poker Run registration is from 8:30-10:00am CT at the St. Francis Motorcycle Museum. Cost is $25 per hand. All vehicles welcome. We are planning a new route this year as Nebraska has revoked their helmet law. The route will stop at several other museums along the way. Route directions will be available at registration. Approximate length of route is 127 miles. Last bike in by 1:30pm.
$1500 in prize money. T-shirts, 50-50 raffle, as well as other raffle items. Awards at 2:30pm
. Food vendors.
Come join the fun!
Questions? Call 785-332-2400
New Addition - 1937 Crocker
RARE!
April 9, 2023 - This is one of very few 1937 Crocker motorcycles remaining of approximately 60 or so built. This bike has just received a three-year restoration and is in perfect condition!
VALUABLE!
The value of Crocker motorcycles has increased dramatically in the last 15 years or so. Several have sold recently for more than $700,000.
COME AND VIEW!
The Crocker recently returned from a stint on the show circuit. Now you can view this beautiful bike in our museum!
Open for viewing! We look forward to seeing you!
Our Motorcycles
The St. Francis Motorcycle Museum houses approximately 149 vintage motorcycles from more than 40 manufacturers including ACE, Cleveland, Jefferson, Emblem, Excelsior, Flanders, Harley-Davidson, Henderson, Indian, Marsh-Metz, Reading Standard, Pope, Thor, Yale, Feilbach Limited, Iver Johnson, and others.
Unique
The museum is pleased to exhibit one of only two known 1902 Orient motorcycles; the earliest manufacturer to use the term "motorcycle." We also house 30 motorcycles older than 1929 (several of which only five or less are known to exist.) The museum is a treasure of motorcycle history and memorabilia, and the collection is one of the finest to be found anywhere.
Come See Us!
Open daily 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. except Easter, Thanksgiving and Christmas
110 East Washington Street
By appointment - 785-332-2400
Adult supervision requested for children under 12
Entry fee/(suggested donation): $7
Memberships Available
Volunteers Needed
We are looking for volunteers
The museum is staffed entirely by volunteers. If you would be interested in volunteering at the museum, please let us know. You can work on your own schedule, as much or as little as you like. No previous motorcycle knowledge required. Call the museum (785-332-2400) or contact Kent Kechter, Eddy Schultz, or Scott Schultz for more information.