Please join us for the 2nd annual group ride to the Northwest Vintage Car & Motorcycle Museum at Powerland Heritage park in Brooks, Oregon to see the Motorcycle Innovation exhibit, followed by a lunch stop at the TopWire Project in Salem.

Itinerary:

Date: Sunday, June 28th

Itinerary:

10:45 – Meet at Geoff & Sandra Carrigg’s home near Charbonneau for coffee & donuts, view their wonderful motorcycle collection and gather for the group ride to the museum

Please RSVP directly to me via email or text and I’ll send you their address.

11:30 – Ride the backroads to Powerland Heritage museum in Brooks (approx. 25 miles & 40 mins).

~12 noon – Arrive at the museum as it opens, visit the exhibit featuring approximately 20 motorcycles (see theme below)

Also see other great exhibits at the museum including automobiles from the movies

Note: Entrance into the museum is FREE, but we would be most grateful if you could kindly leave a donation in the jar to support the museum.

~1:30pm – Ride from the Powerland Heritage museum to TopWire Project (approx. 12 miles & 20 mins)

~2pm – Lunch & refreshments (self paid) at the TopWire Project. More information below.

~3pm – Whenever ready, ride home separately or as a group ride

Really looking forward to it again!

Best regards,

Mike Tyler
Pres., Oregon Norton Enthusiasts
971-500-9380

Addresses & more information

Geoff’s place:
Please RSVP directly to me and I will send Geoff’s address. This RSVP will also help us plan coffee & determine the numbers of riders.
Email: mjtt110@icloud.com
Text: 971-500-9380

Northwest Vintage Car & Motorcycle Museum, Brooks, Oregon
3995 Brooklake Rd NE, Salem, OR, 97303
NWVCMM@icloud.com

TopWire Project in Salem
Refreshments, craft beers & food carts
8668 Crosby Rd NE, Woodburn, OR 97071
https://www.topwirehp.com

Welcome to the Motorcycle Innovation Exhibit
Welcome to the Northwest Vintage Car & Motorcycle Museum, and to a special display celebrating the spirit of innovation that has shaped the motorcycle as we know it today.

Within this exhibit, you’ll find a carefully selected collection of locally owned vintage motorcycles. Each machine represents a defining moment — a breakthrough in engine design, suspension, styling, marketing, or speed that pushed the boundaries of what was possible in its time.

As you explore, look beyond the polished metal and classic lines. Notice the engineering solutions, the bold styling choices, and the ideas that influenced generations of motorcycles that followed.
These are more than machines—they are milestones in motion.
We invite you to take your time, look closely, and enjoy the remarkable ingenuity behind these magnificent motorcycles.