Iconic Suzuki Hayabusa Turbo Drag Bike Goes on Display at Haynes Motor Museum this Half Term

Haynes Motor Museum offers the perfect family day out this half term, 14th to 22nd February, with an exciting focus on two-wheeled legends alongside its world-famous Collection. Visitors can discover extraordinary machines and get hands-on with interactive activities, all under one roof.

Head to Haynes Motor Museum for a brilliant family day out, whatever the weather. Home to over 300 cars and motorcycles, the Museum will showcase a striking new temporary exhibit, a 1999 Suzuki Hayabusa Turbo. Famous for its incredible speed and engineering, this iconic superbike promises to impress motoring fans of all ages.

Joining the Hayabusa, visitors can enjoy a rare opportunity to see a selection of motorcycles from the Museum’s collection that are not usually on public display, offering fresh stories and perspectives on motorcycle design, performance and innovation.

For those interested in discovering more behind the scenes, tours of the onsite Haynes Heritage Engineering workshop take place on weekdays at 12:15pm for just £5. These tours offer insight into the history of the Museum and the chance to see client car restoration projects close up. Places are reserved at reception on the day.

Families can also take part in the much-loved 1980s family trail, travelling back to the era when the Museum first opened and learning about the cars on display at that time as they journey through the Collection.

For a faster pace, friends and families can challenge each other on the Somerset-themed Scalextric track and remote-controlled racing circuits, both available for visitors and included with a Museum ticket.

Younger visitors can let off steam in the Haynes Motorland outdoor play area, featuring motoring-themed play equipment, tricycles, diggers and coin-operated go-karts. After a full day of exploring and racing, visitors can refuel in the onsite café.

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