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Seaba Station

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336992 E Highway 66

Chandler, OK 74834

+1 (405) 258-9141

http://www.seabastation.com

Seaba Station Motorcycle Museum is a renowned attraction located in Warwick, OK, just three miles east of Highway 66 off the Wellston exit of Interstate 44. Situated on the north side of Highway 66, one mile east of Highway 177, this museum showcases an impressive collection of motorcycles and offers a fascinating glimpse into the history of motorcycles and the surrounding area.

With its rich history and ongoing remodeling efforts, Seaba Station Motorcycle Museum is a must-visit destination for motorcycle enthusiasts and history buffs alike. From hosting annual events like the Spring Fall Swap Meet and Motorcycle Car Show to providing a unique experience through captivating exhibits and picturesque breakfast spots, Seaba Station offers a memorable journey through time and a chance to appreciate the beauty of motorcycles and the Warwick community.

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Darin M.

9/12/2025

If you are in the area I highly recommend visiting this amazing museum. Their motorcycle collection is very impressive with way more bikes than I expected. Honda, Harley Davidson, BSA, Triumph and...

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Brandy W.

8/14/2022

Fun fun fun! You can tell this is a true labaor of love! They have so many different cycles it really takes some time to take it all in! The front part of the store has awesome t-shirts, signs,...

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Bruce K.

11/17/2021

One of the classic spots along Route 66, Seaba Station is a motorcycle museum. It's also a rally point for lots of folks who trailer their motorcycles to here, camp, and then drive along Route...

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Carolyn P.

2/29/2020

This is a fun road side place to visit on route 66. It looks small but good size place with really cool items. Lots of t shirts and hats, pins. My fav was a orange shirt, one saying "Born to Ride...

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Tamara Y.

7/27/2015

We passed this place driving on Route 66. My husband, a car/motorcycle/racing/anything-with-a-motor enthusiast, had to flip around and check it out. The museum, housed in a former service...

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