Legends Motorcycle Museum

I took my family to Legends. We didn't have a lot of time in the museum but a lot of history to be seen for sure. I learned a lot from the posted placards. They had everything from Indian, Harleys to Triumphs and others. I highly recommend it. I am anxious to go back and take my father

What a great place to look at vintage motorcycles well over 100 motorcycles on two floors.... Motorcycle display is free, stop in the cafe get some breakfast a cup of coffee, lunch or a drink....

This is a fun one. While driving back from Springville I stopped at Legends. What a blast from the past! What an extensive collection of old motorcycles, cars and fun things from the past. We had lunch next-door at the adjoining Side Car Café. Where we had a BLT sandwich and Man was that good too! I think this is a great place to take the family and burn a couple hours. It was definitely an enjoyable afternoon.

For its small size, this place is well done. Packing tons of vintage bikes into the space. Harley, Indian, Flying Merkel, Pojoe, Henderson....some of everything to see. Display is done in a unique building with a cafe to dine in a feeling of a gas station stop on Old Route 66 or the like. Lots of beautiful artwork is also displayed with the bikes. It's definitely worth a visit.

The staff were awesome, always smiling, and we loved all the cool bikes and vintage stuff. We didn't eat there, but the food smelled amazing! I'm totally coming back for a burger.

First of all, the Indian Larry motorcycles in real life. That's amazing... This place really left an indelible mark on my memory. Wonderful atmosphere. Every moment spent here was filled with bright emotions. I will definitely come back here again to immerse myself in this magical atmosphere again.

If you’re a motorcycle buff and into history, this is a pretty cool spot! Amazing collection of vintage bikes. They have an onsite cafe which is great, and they also have a brew pub across the parking lot, also excellent.

This museum has an extensive collection of motorcycles - very cool place to spend an hour or so.

Love this place. Great for all types of activities including foods, history of the motorcycle world!

I was able to stop here while visiting Utah. I wanted to go in, but because of Covid 19, they were closed. I was able to take a few photos outside the building. If the inside is as amazing as the outside, I can't wait to come back when they are open.

This place is amazing I have watched it evolve thru the urs to where it's almost a destiny withe restaurant,a museum,nice little burger and beer area and I'm not sure what's coming but it seems to be a theatre with some shopping area but when I was there last it was kinda shit down because of the pandemic. I have met the owner jus in passing and he seems to be quite a guy very motivated and approachable the newer restraint and brewery is awesome . I get to the area a time or two a yr and I always stop it is with the stop if in the area and if u are a biker it's a must !!

This is not the usual motorcycle shop. I've actually never seen a shop featuring vintage motorcycles like they do. The vintage bikes and overall construction and ambiance was amazing. The upstairs museum and art gallery was very cool. They sell unique clothing and gifts and of course vintage motorcycles. They do custom cycles so you can have the bike of your dreams or whatever your heart's desire. Inside the building is The Side Car Cafe. Plan to take your time and bring your friends as this is an amazing destination you will want to frequent.

A very special and unique experience here. Have been twice recent. Yesterday, shared with a friend. The restaurant was breakfast choice several days ago. VERY good. Ultra cool setting and construction. The shop and museum and art gallery are spectacular. Custom crafted Harley bikes here, made in-house. Just a beautiful place that is a must see when in the area. We will absolutely return.

This place is amazing... It's a motorcycle museum that instead of just looking at the beautiful bikes and drooling, you can actually take one home. The staff, super friendly and helpful. The bikes, amazing. The museum area upstairs, incredible. Stop by, look at the bikes, have a bite at the Sidecar Cafe and take one of the classic works of rolling art home if you have the means, or buy one of the super cool shirts if your budget is a bit more modest like mine. But by all means stop by.

BEWARE!! Legend's chief mechanic Jeff sucks!!! Jeff doesn't stand behind his work. I'm doing the repairs myself and taking the broken parts to an expert to see how Jeff used an impact instead of a torque wrench and also to see if loctite was used. When people hear the guy that built my engine was Jeff they all say "well, what'd you expect?" there's a reason he's failed at so many shops. No one else wants him. His customer service is crap and his integrity is nonexistent. None of the following were ever his fault on either of the 2 engines he has built: ENGINE #2 1) Broken rotor after he touched it last,2500 miles ago 2) ruined paint job after storing the tank on a gas soaked towel for 3 months and didn't tell us til the day we picked it up and after he installed it. 3) three months to fix the last motor when he promised 6 weeks 4) installed blacked out cylinders when they didn't match existing heads and never pointed it out and sent us home with it. 5) scratched up chrome on new exhaust and installed anyway and again didnt point it out and left us to have to notice. ENGINE #1 1) engine blew up at 10k miles (bad bearing supposedly) 2) plastic found in engine, didn't clean out oil system properly from cam shoes exploding (likely cause of bearing failure) 3) didn't replace main drive belt after building and installing high HP motor 4) nonresponsive to my noise complaints until the 4th time when he determined I was right as it was a leaking pressure release 5) after finally finishing first engine he called to ask if a jet meant for sea level was acceptable for our 4500ft elevation!!!! (I knew at this point I chose a lazy builder that lacked the detail of a true gifted professional and had him order the right jet The guy fired us and is refusing to work on the bike to fix it now or in the future. Blaming me for his inability to do quality work. If you actually ride your bike, DO NOT GO TO JEFF POPE AT BLACKBALL LEGENDS!!!!!!

This is one of the coolest custom motorcycle shops I've ever seen... They have some badass bikes, and the shop and sells floor are totally unique. Lots of retro stuff in here. Their apparel and gear store is also amazing. If you're looking for a bike this is a great place to go. If you are a writer you should stop by here on a ride one day. Grab a bite to eat at the café next-door, their food is great!

This place is so AMAZING!!!! Motorcycles are.one ofmy favorite hobbies i love riding them n my husband loves fixing them up n also riding them legendary anything is so awesome in itself that when u put the two together well then u got yourself something spectacular that u wont wanna miss for sure go check it out you will be loving it n nothing less!! I LUV THIS PLACE....,

I've always found the staff at Legends to be friendly and welcoming. This experience was no different. Jen was particularly warm and helpful. I appreciate her concern and desire to take care of us. I cannot say the same for their service department - Blackball at Legends. In the beginning Jeff was excited about the custom build we wanted done, but that didn't last. He knows a lot about bikes, but his finish work is poor. Significant mistakes were made and the response from Jeff each time was, "It's not me." His recommendations on the build were followed and he took no responsibility for the resulting problems. We relied on his expertise and the end result could not have been more disappointing. Getting him to work with us to resolve consistent breakdowns was a lot of work. When he did compromise he was bitter about it. The bike was in the shop more than it was out of it for the year following the new build - once to have the engine built again. We had less than 2 months early season riding on the build before the bike needed a major repair - that we did ourselves because Jeff said it wasn't his oversight. Then it was 2 months again before the bike stranded us in the middle of Nevada and needed a new engine build. The bike was in the shop almost 4 months and when he handed it back to me the custom paint was ruined, the new exhaust was marred and scratched and the cylinders didn't match the heads any more. When we took it back to have those issues resolved he fixed them at his own cost, but was sure we knew he was losing money and was unhappy about it - and still never acknowledged or took responsibility for the sloppy work of his shop. This took another 6 weeks. We got the bike back and had to break it in in the subfreezing temps of winter. The first riding of the season now the bike is down again. When the smoke cleared we spent $16K on two engine builds and got a total of less than 6 months and just over 12K miles of riding in before it malfunctioned again. Jeff is refusing to work on our bikes any more and told us to take our business elsewhere. How does this constitute good customer service or reliable work? Legends is indeed a nice place to visit and a fun sales shop, but I would never recommend having a bike worked on there. It is just too risky.

With a name like Legends, one might think there would be legendary status and support of service behind the name. Apparently the talk is just the talk, not the walk when it comes to standing behind your work with the Superman bike. A great many of us are saddened by the lack of sack to take care of a customer that spent roughly $20K for a motor that lasted only 12K miles (and damaged a custom paintjob) on a bike that honored his 2 late sons. We are amazed at the lack of support. This will spread ...