Twisted Oz Motorcycle MuseumHome of the Indian Six
Vintage motorcycles inside Twisted Oz Motorcycle Museum
The Indian Six motorcycle
The Twisted Oz Motorcycle Museum building

Over 70 vintage motorcycles. Free admission.

Located along US Highway 400 in Augusta, Kansas, the Twisted Oz Motorcycle Museum offers over 70 vintage motorcycles, a nostalgic atmosphere and some incredible historic artifacts from days gone by. Some of the curated items in our Museum cannot be seen anywhere else!

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Hours: Friday through Sunday, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Private tours available outside normal hours. Contact us to schedule yours.

Home of the Indian Six

Four-cylinder vintage motorcycle

Vintage, one of a kind

The museum was built in an old body shop and renovated with repurposed barn and building wood. It is all about rare and vintage motorcycles, old photos, signs and memorabilia, with the feel of a nostalgic Valentine Diner.

Turquoise Russian Izh motorcycle with sidecar

Rare finds

Some date back to 1905. See the Indian Six, a one-of-one 1914 J.J. Wood motorcycle, a turquoise 1967 Russian Izh with a finned sidecar and a 1975 German Hercules powered by a Wankel engine.

Bank teller windows from 1879

Come visit us

Whether you are a history buff, cycle junkie, or just passing through, there is something for everyone. Admission is always free, and the museum is supported by good will donations.

See the museum on video

A full tour of the collection

Mobile Instinct

The world’s first Indian Six

Antique Motorcycle Club of America

Local news: one-of-a-kind vintage motorcycles

Wichita Eagle

Visitor comments

★★★★★ 5.0 on Google · 40 reviews

“Incredible. 100 year old motorcycles. Some of the rarest in the country including an Indian Super 6. One of two ever!”

Jeremiah Bostwick

“I took my Dad to visit the museum and we loved it! My Dad says he will visit every time he comes through Kansas.”

Angela Healy-Everett

“It is GREAT wonderful museum, there is a room to do pinball and hang out, all in one building, even the bathroom is totally awesome. All in Augusta, Ks. You need to see it for yourself.”

Becky King

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