motorcycle museum

Dan Rouit Flat Track Museum
 

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Welcome to the Dan Rouit Flat Track Motorcycle Museum
web site.The preservation and display of America's own
true racing motorcycle history is our goal.
Flat trackers, posters, programs, trophies, plaques, leathers, helmets
and pictures, are all displayed for the racing enthusiast.

309 West Rialto Street
Clovis, California 93612-4331

Please call between 11 AM and 7 PM for hours open information.

559 291-2242    dkrouit118y@comcast.net

Dan and Kathy Rouit

17th Annual Museum House 

Sunday May 18th, 2008

1954, 56 and 57 AMA Grand National Champion Joe Leonard

has promised to attend!

Unvailing of a rare Triumph asphalt flat tracker raced in Japan.

http://www.superbikeplanet.com/2005/Jan/050111k.htm 

http://www.autorace.or.jp/guide/en/index.html

Autorace official website translated

Also Tom Hensley will display a 1923 Indian Isle of Man Racer

It was an expermental prototype with OHV and is the only survivor of three made.

Wanted
AJS 500 Rigid frame flat tracker. Must be complete.

Dan Rouit   559 291-2242    dkrouit118y@comcast.net

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Dan Rouit Flat Track Motorcycle Museum
Makes Lady Riders Museum list.

HelmetHair.com

Photos of complete bike collection

16th Annual Open House

Kathy and Dan with special guest, Bubba Shobert,
AMA Grand National Champion 1985, 1986 and 1987.

2007 Open House

2006 Open House

2005 Open House

2004 Open House

2003 Open House

2002 Open House

2001 Open House

2000 Open House

1999 Open House

1998 Open House

 

What #21, AMA Pro racer, Jared Mees, said about the Museum!

"I got in on Friday and my buddy Gene Cummings picked me up and we headed for Tulare. We actually went a little further north to the Flat Track Museum first.  It was an awesome museum filled with older bikes, new bikes, helmets and it had a corner dedicated to Ricky Graham… it was just flat out awesome."

Racing Bits Column by Jared Mees




Museum News
The Museum has become incorporated in the State of California,
which is the prelude to non-profit 501c status.

With help of a few friends, a second level rack has been built
to almost double the bike display space.

A $100 donation will get your name on a portion of this structure.

Expansion plans are in the works to add 75 feet to the end of the main building in the near future.

Become part of preserving our flat track history.

  Map to Museum

http://vintage.artehouse.com

Return to Vintage Flat Tracker site

Comments or information about web site to  dennis@vft.org