Classic Motorcycle Mecca Museum

From Britten to Brough Superior to hometown hero Burt, Classic Motorcycle Mecca has it all.

Invercargill-based business Transport World bought many of the bikes at Classic Motorcycle Mecca from Nelson businessman Tom Sturgess in May 2016.

Classic Motorcycle Mecca is the second tourism venture owned by Transport World, which created its first venture – Bill Richardson Transport World – in late 2015. Given the company’s natural enthusiasm for everything wheels, and the Southland region’s celebrated obsession with motorcycles, the chance to own such an impressive collection presented an opportunity of a lifetime.

A world-class display, Classic Motorcycle Mecca is home to more than 300 motorcycles and a stunning collection of bike-related paraphernalia and artwork.

Classic Motorcycle Mecca is widely regarded as the finest motorcycle museum in the Southern Hemisphere and offers visitors the chance to get up close and personal with a superb and varied collection of motorcycles. The motorcycles range from early examples dating back to 1902 through to the sleekest of modern machines, and hail from all over the world – here you can see examples of British, American, Japanese and even the occasional homegrown bike, as well as a collection of speedway and motocross machines.

Two restored buildings have been developed within central Invercargill to house the collection and the café Meccaspresso, as well as The Handle Bar – a sophisticated events space.

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