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Thursday – Sunday · 10 AM – 5 PM
4301 N. Beltwood Pkwy, Dallas, Texas 75244

Haas Moto Museum & Sculpture Gallery · Dallas

Thirteen decades of motorcycle artistry

Step into a collection that defines the pinnacle of motorcycle design and craftsmanship, in a setting like no other.

230+Motorcycles
13Decades, 1899 to today
60+One-of-a-kind customs
20,000Square feet of gallery

About the museum

Where engineering and art converge.

The expansive Haas Moto Museum & Sculpture Gallery brings together more than 230 motorcycles and a premier array of metal sculpture, laid out so every guest gets a complete yet straightforward look at the major facets of motorcycle culture.

Founded by the late Bobby Haas and led today by co-founder and director Stacey Mayfield, the museum treats motorcycles as what they are: sculpture with a story.

Rows of motorcycles on custom platforms in History Hall

History Hall

A journey through 13 decades

Bobby Haas

The founder

Pound-for-pound, the most stunning exhibition of motorcycle artistry anywhere.Bobby Haas, founder & curator

In just five years, Bobby Haas and Stacey Mayfield traveled the world and assembled more than 230 motorcycles — meeting visionary builders and commissioning extraordinary works along the way.

Membership · $125 a year

Be part of the legacy.

Unlimited admission, four guest passes, a copy of “The Motorcycle” and invitations to members-only evenings — including free entry to Haas After Dark.

As featured in

The New York TimesRobb ReportCycle WorldBike EXIFPipeburnThe Dallas Morning NewsCBS NewsSilodrome

Plan your visit

Experience the evolution of the motorcycle.

A must-see destination in the heart of the Metroplex, for motorcycle aficionados, art lovers and anyone looking for one of the most unique museums in the U.S.

Hours
Thursday – Sunday
10 AM – 5 PM
Location
4301 N. Beltwood Pkwy
Dallas, Texas 75244
Admission
Adults $15 · Seniors $12 · Youth $7
Children 5 & under and military / veterans free