Dale Walksler's Motorcycle Journey

Dale Walksler introduces himself and his museum, Wheels Through Time, which houses a vast collection of American motorcycles. He shares his journey from owning his first motorcycle, a 1952 Panhead, to becoming a Harley dealer for 24 years. After selling his dealership, he established the museum in Maggie Valley, North Carolina. Dale emphasizes the importance of learning from experiences and shares life lessons about pursuing one's passion and expertise in motorcycles.

What is the name of the museum that Dale Walksler owns?

• Wheels Through Time

• Vintage Rides

• Motorcycle Legends

• American Classics

What was the model of Dale's first legitimate motorcycle?

• 1948 Knucklehead

• 1952 Panhead

• 1970 Shovelhead

• 1965 Electra Glide

How much did Dale pay for his first motorcycle?

• $250

• $100

• $500

• $750

What skill did Dale learn at a young age while working on his first motorcycle?

• Designing

• Painting

• Sourcing parts

• Racing

How many years did Dale work as a Harley dealer?

• 10 years

• 15 years

• 24 years

• 30 years

Where did Dale build his motorcycle museum?

• Charlotte, North Carolina

• Maggie Valley, North Carolina

• Asheville, North Carolina

• Raleigh, North Carolina

What is one of the life lessons Dale mentions?

• Success comes without effort

• Doing things right is important

• Avoid taking risks

• Always take the easy path

What does Dale find intimidating about his journey?

• The complexity of mechanics

• The number of motorcycles

• The financial investment

• The size of the museum