The National Packard Museum’s 25th Annual Motorcycle Exhibit opens Saturday, January 11, 2025, and runs through May 31, 2025. The Silver Anniversary Exhibit features the “best of the best” and includes some of the rarest and most significant motorcycles displayed over the past quarter century. “The exhibit includes thirty-eight different motorcycles crafted by twenty-five manufacturers between 1902 and 2001,” said Exhibit Chairman and Board Member, Jim Iacozili. “We wanted to have 25 manufacturers represented in our 25^th Anniversary and still represent a broad spectrum of makes, models and riding,” continued Iacozili.   A representative motorcycle is displayed for each of the past 24 years in addition to a few “fan favorites.” From the most discerning collector to casual rider and hobbyist, this exhibit has something for everyone.  Among the noteworthy bikes on exhibit are a 1902 Sylvester & Jones and 1915 Astro-Omega V-twin, both of which are the only ones to known to exist, along with a 1938 Brough Superior made for the most discerning collector, and the 1936 Harley-Davidson Knucklehead that saved the company from bankruptcy during the Great Depression.