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

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.

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....

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.

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.

Legends Motorcycles Museum revs Springville's history buffs into gear. Vintage Harleys thunder silently alongside rare Merkels and Thors—early 1900s strap-tanks strapped to bikes steal the spotlight. Free wander through two levels uncovers Evel Knievel relics and overhead gems; get close to unrestored originals in all their gritty glory. Bronze sculptures by locals like Jeff Decker add artistic punch amid memorabilia walls. Attached cafe's burgers nod to road trips, but the collection's the star—riders and casuals alike geek out. Easy I-15 pull-off; adrenaline archive without the ticket price. Springville's two-wheeled time machine!