2009 marks the 20th anniversary of the National Motorcycle Museum, located in Anamosa, Iowa. To commemorate the event, the museum has included a special paint design for the 2009 National Museum Motorcycle Fundraiser Bike.
Tickets are NOW available! A $5 donation gives you one entry into the drawing or donate $25 for six entries. Tickets can be ordered by sending your check to the National Motorcycle Museum at P.O. Box 405, Anamosa, Iowa 52205. An order form can also be downloaded from their website at www.nationalmcmuseum.org, you can order online via electronic check or simply send in your request along with payment.
The drawing will be held on Dec. 31, 2009, and you need not be present to win. The 2009 bike is a custom, modern day version of a 1955 Panhead. It has all the styling of a classic with the reliability of a modern machine. It even features some replica parts as well as modern parts to make this baby easier to start, stop, be faster and have more power!
Custom-built by J&P Cycles Bike Builder Kody Wisner, it features a P Series 93 inch engine from S&S Cycle. The 4-speed transmission is a Rev-Tech from Custom Chrome and connected to the engine by a Primo belt drive and Rivera pro clutch. The Panhead replica frame was donated by Ted’s V-Twin. These items and more were generously donated for this year’s motorcycle. In fact, this year’s support from various manufacturers has surpassed that of other years.
Paughco generously donated exhaust pipes while Jammer threw in the primary parts and Performance Machine donated hand controls and brakes. Pac-Kit Saddlebags donated a set of replica Panhead leather saddlebags. Wires Plus donated the wiring components, Auto Gem the gem lights and baby bullets and Coker, the tires. Custom Chrome additionally donated the starter, alternator and belt drive and Bikers Choice donated the front end and sheetmetal.
The National Motorcycle Museum is a not-for-profit 501corporation. For more information, contact the National Motorcycle Museum at 319-462-3925 or visit them on the web at www.nationalmcmuseum.org.
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