SAMMY MILLER’S MOTORCYCLE Museum will be opening its doors to the public on the May 17.
A new 10,000 sq ft extension was completed only two days before the first lockdown, just as staff were about to open the doors. Twelve months on, Sammy didn’t do ‘lockdown’ but kept himself busy in the workshop restoring many bikes, all of which are now on display. From the 450-plus the museum had before, it has added many more bikes, including a 1933 Cotton, 1938 OK Supreme, Sammy’s 1956 350 Royal Enfield Bullet from his first ISDT in Garmisch, southern Germany, Sammy’s 150cc New Imperial Competition bike, and a Royal Enfield Constellation.
Jim Devereux has helped Sammy in the workshop, ensuring that each newly restored bike fires up, some on first kick.
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