I wish I’d had a better camera (or better lighting) for my visit to Barbers. In person, this bike was just jaw dropping.
I wish I’d had a better camera (or better lighting) for my visit to Barbers. In person, this bike was just jaw dropping.
| Bob Slovey on A sweet pair a original X… | |
| WDEF on A sweet pair a original X… | |
| Kevin Gray on Some really fun 2 stroke… | |
| Philip Gunn on Bad little BSA Bantam | |
| Jeff Kunz on The Honda RC5… err..… | |
| John on Vincent Black Shadow. | |
| WDEF on Vincent Black Shadow. | |
| Kenneth Pantling on rs250 reeds 032 | |
| John on Vincent Black Shadow. | |
| frank on Vincent Black Shadow. |






A visit to Barber’s is to the motorcyclist the epitome of spiritual pilgrimage. I go at least once a year, fortunate to only live four hours drive away. It is truly without compromise or comparison and this particular motorcycle is so indicative of just how special all of the motorcycles chosen for display really are. A machine as glorious and novel as this Moto Guzzi is just one of hundreds which spark their own emotional impact in the visitor. When I walk out of that museum after a visit I am invariably stunned; emotionally, aesthetically, and spiritually satiated.
God bless the man behind this institution.