JWJ Cycles Museum
JWJ Cycles started with two brothers, Jack and Warren, sons of a Baptist Preacher, living in the Texas Bible belt in the 40s. Both were fascinated with airplanes and motorcycles. The day they first rode the bicycle they built with a lawnmower engine and no throttle control; they were hooked. Contact the museum to view the vintage bikes on display. Weekend hours and more events are coming.
102 W Main St
San Manuel, AZ 85631
P:520-664-4812
Email: jwjcycles@yahoo.com
Admission: Free
Plan: 1hr
Open: By Appointment
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