What do you do with a racing legend so famous that even an entire history book can’t hold it? You build a steel-reinforced museum that can. The Harley-Davidson Traveling Museum, an 18-wheel semi trailer packed to the axles with 10 of the greatest bikes in Harley-Davidson’s 100-year racing history, is coming to St. Croix Harley-Davidson in New Richmond, WI on Saturday, July 22nd. Leave the almanac on the shelf because this exhibit is a rare chance to come face-to-face with the trophies, riders, and machines that defined era after era of American motorcycle racing.

The Harley-Davidson Traveling Museum rolls across the country every year and stops with its celebrated cargo at only a handful of selected dealerships. With exhibits including the 1927 Peashooter, which led an incredible 14-race sweep of the 1935 National Championships, as well as the Wrecking Crew, a team of racers whose infamous performances “demolished” their opponents’ hopes of victory, and even the FL Dragster that broke three world records in the 1990’s, the Traveling Museum is bound to impress.

The Traveling Museum will be at St. Croix Harley-Davidson on Saturday, July 22nd from 9am to 5pm. Admission is free but donations for the local MDA (Muscular Dystrophy Association) will be welcomed.