Cyclemos
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In 2006, Cyclemos moved from its downtown Nashville location to the picturesque mountain town of Red Boiling Springs. Every road leading to this quaint little mountain town (known for its historic bed and breakfasts) winds through rich farmland and beautiful mountain ranges. The motorcycle riding in this area is some of the best Tennessee has to offer!
Mike Silvio, owner of Cyclemos Motorcycle Museum has been involved with antique motorcycles since the age of 14 when he inherited his uncle's restored 1936 Harley-Davidson Knucklehead. Besides the Knucklehead, the Cyclemos collection includes a vast array of American motorcycles dating back to 1915.
Here is a list of some of
the motorcycles currently on display:
Expansion Already Under Way!
Phase 1 of the Cyclemos Motorcycle Museum in Red Boiling Springs is now open. In the photo above, Phase 1 is the building with the sloped roof. Behind the building is Phase 2 which is now under construction. Phase 2 will add another 7,000 square feet of museum and restoration space!
Not only does the building house antique motorcycles, it also houses a huge quantity of motorcycle memorabilia.
In 2003, Mike and his wife Jennifer started Cyclemos Vintage Motorclothing Company. They offer a huge selection of clothing and accessory items which go back to the very beginnings of the sport.
For more information, please visit both Cyclemos web sites:
For a map of how to get to Red Boiling Springs from I-40 and I-65, please click here.
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