Much like aviation, these handcrafted motorbikes embody precision, innovation, and the spirit of freedom. Each piece is a rolling work of art, showcasing the same passion for engineering and adventure that drives us in the skies.
The Haas Moto Museum is ideally located close to Addison Airport at 4301 N Beltwood Parkway, Dallas, putting this unique collection just minutes away for Galaxy guests. In fact, we held our private 2024 Holiday Party, giving distinguished clients, friends, and community partners a place to reflect on the year—and see first-hand where craft, engineering, and design meet.
To extend the experience beyond our lobby, flight crew and travelers visiting Galaxy FBO at the Addison Airport are invited to enjoy complimentary tickets to the Haas Moto Museum. Home to more than 230 rare and custom motorcycles spanning over 13 decades, the museum celebrates craftsmanship and culture while highlighting the artistry that parallels aviation’s pioneering spirit. Whether you’re here for a quick stop, a cross-country mission, or a weekend getaway, we invite you to take a moment to enjoy the bikes on display, then continue the journey at the Haas Moto Museum. Because at Galaxy FBO, we believe every trip should be memorable—on the ground and in the air.
What’s On Display Now (Updated August 2026):
“Bonnie” By Rob Chappell (2018)
IN a converted garage-workshop on the outskirts of Toronto, designer-builder Rob Chappell of Origin8or Custom Cycles deliberately set the bar higher than before against an impossible deadline to create this highly stylized version of a Triumph Bonneville Board Tracker, featuring a 1969 650cc parallel twin, sleek bodywork, and a bevy of hand-crafted parts and assemblies.
“Clyde” By Rob Chappell (2017)
Just a few feet away from the custom board tracker “Bonnie” in Rob Chappell’s workshop stood this customized version of the Honda CB750 inline-four race, itself the winner of the Cafe Racer Class at the 2018 International Motorcycle Show in Toronto. Unable to resist the temptation to keep the two customs side-by-side, the Haas Moto Museum decided to head back to Dallas with both in tow, attaching the name “Clyde” to the Honda racer so that “Bonnie” and “Clyde” would keep each other company.
Haas Moto Museum
For more information, visit haasmotomuseum.com
