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Dale Walksler used to sell new and used motorcycles at his Harley-Davidson dealership. After 24 years in the retail business, his life's mission now is to hold on to motorcycles for history's sake. Walksler crisscrosses the U.S. in search of long-forgotten gems for his motorcycle paradise that is the Wheels Through Time Museum. He established the museum, located in Maggie Valley, N.C., in 1993, and since then he's acquired more than 300 rare, classic American motorcycles. Some of them he restores or rebuilds from parts or pieces he finds around the country, and he assures that all of them start and can be ridden. "What's in the Barn?" chronicles Walksler's journey to uncover motorcycle history in the most unusual and extraordinary places, and his undying passion to preserve it for generations.
"What's in the Barn?"
Dale Walksler used to sell new and used motorcycles at his Harley-Davidson dealership. After 24 years in the retail business, his life's mission now is to hold on to motorcycles for history's sake. Walksler crisscrosses the U.S. in search of long-forgotten gems for his motorcycle paradise that is the Wheels Through Time Museum. He established the museum, located in Maggie Valley, N.C., in 1993, and since then he's acquired more than 300 rare, classic American motorcycles. Some of them he restores or rebuilds from parts or pieces he finds around the country, and he assures that all of them start and can be ridden. "What's in the Barn?" chronicles Walksler's journey to uncover motorcycle history in the most unusual and extraordinary places, and his undying passion to preserve it for generations.
S2, EP6 "RM Auction"
Dale tries to sell a 1926 factory billboard and a rare electric sidecar at an auction, then plans to use the proceeds to bid on a 1911 Indian Board Track Racer.
S2, EP1 "Diamond in Dodge City"
A Midwest farm contains a stash of valuable old motorcycles; Dale acts as a broker for the seller, but takes an interest in the motorcycles himself.
S2, EP2 "Biker Lore"
Dale attempts to track down the Roadog, a massive motorcycle built in the 1960s by engineer William "Wild Bill" Gelbke.
