Rare, unusual, iconic classic bikes at Sammy Miller Motorcycle Museum & Deus Ex Machina Lodge

We stay at the Deus Ex Machina Lodge near the south coast to visit the amazing ‪@sammymillermotorcyclemuseum‬
We hope our brief look around at just one or two of the amazing exhibits will encourage to to visit this wonderful museum. Timestamps below.
00:00 Introduction
00:36 Scott 1000cc two-stroke
01:24 Redrup Radial motorcycle
02:07 Grindley Peerless ST1 1925
03:12 Sunbeam 500cc prototype with disc valve
03:58 The Norton Collection
06:41 Wooler motorcycles
07:27 Moto Guzzi V8 racer
08:26 Moto Villa square four two-stroke racer
09:17 Benelli Sei 6 cylinder and four cylinder 250cc motorcycles
10:03 Ducati single cylinder 200
11:01 Moto Guzzi 246 cc & Maico 2 wheel drive
12:02 Triumph Two-stroke prototype & Triumph Bandit
12:48 Vincent HRD A series 1000cc & Villiers V4 from 1962
13:32 EMC one off
14:12 Indian Motorcycle from 1921
14:57 Munch Mammoth 1200four cylinder & Zundapp K800
15:57 Mitchell four cylinder 50cc racer & Honda CBX1000
16:45 Yamaha FS1E & Allen Millard's Honda SS100 (formally an SS50)
18:12 Yamaha YR1 350
18:50 Raleigh MG32 from 1932 & Triumph Silent Scout 1933
20:24 Ivory Calthorpe 1930
20:56 FN 350 & Pierce inline four cylinder
21:49 Rex Acme 750 from 1929
22:25 Verdel 5 cylinder radial engine bike
23:00 Sammy's Pit Stop café newly opened
24:20 Deus Ex Machina Lodge https://www.deuslodge.com/