The Motorcycle Museum That Runs! Dale’s Wheels Through Time Full VIP Tour

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On: November 17, 2025

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We head to Maggie Valley, NC to take a look inside one of the most unique motorcycle museums in the country, Dale’s Wheels Through Time, Featuring Over 400 American v-twins that all start up and run! In this video owner Matt Walksler shows us his vintage Cyclone, Harley-Davidsons, Indians, board track racers and other historic motorcycles. We start up 100 year old Harley-Davidsons and the Wheels Through Time Team explains and demonstrates how motorcycles had to be started many years ago. We see a 1914 Harley-Davidson Board Track Racer that doesn’t have a kickstarter, a clutch or brakes. We also start a Harley V-Rod Destroyer, a 1961 Harley-Davidson Pan Head Chopper, a 1941 Indian Chief and many more. Enjoy this piece of motorcycle history and a nod to a bygone era with this VIP Behind the Scenes Tour of Dale’s Wheels Through Time #motorcycles #biker #bikes

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