Visit to Blue Moon Cycle

[Pennyrick]

For some time I have been meaning to visit Blue Moon Cycle in Norcross, Georgia. They are a BMW dealer but also have a bit of a museum on site with a good number of vintage motorcycles scattered around the place both upstairs and down. Unfortunately the second floor isn't too well lit and some of my photos didn't turn out well.

I am posting some that did come out okay. The green scooter is the coolest thing but I do not know the make. The Daytona poster must be from the fifties and the machine gun on that sidecar is pretty lethal looking.

 

[ARtraveler]

Thanks for posting the pictures. :yes:

 

[Pennyrick]

Additional pics from Blue Moon

Here are some more.

The green NSU (year unknown) is an 800. The little one is stainless steel and the skeleton on the old Harley is petty freaky.

 

[Pennyrick]

More from Blue Moon

Here are the last two.

There were several Ural with side cars but this one had the best camouflage. The BMW set up for heavy duty riding looks just like the Beemers that Charlie and Ewan rode in Long Way Around.

 

[Chupaca]

Thanks..!!

Looks a lot like some NSU scooters of yore. Thanks for taking some pictures and sharing with us... :2thumbs: Great shots...

 

[finless]

Very cool! I did not know about that place.

Last August I visited the Barber Motorcycle museum in Birmingham Al.

Talk about a LOT TO SEE! I was overwhelmed by what they had!

https://www.barbermuseum.org/

Bob

 

[MarkLawson]

I've been there a number of times over the years, although it's been awhile since my last visit. I buy Garmin stuff there mainly. Steven Larson, one of the salesmen, used to work at the Honda shop in Lawrenceville & was the salesman who sold me my '01 GL1800A Goldwing. He's a good guy and a cancer survivor. Their Service Department Manager used to work at Honda too, but I can't remember ER his name. He's a good guy too.

 

[trikermutha]

I believe they have been on the American Pickers show??

The pictures look familiar