Biker buddies open old Route 66 motorcycle museum
WARWICK — Gerald Tims likes old motorcycles. Jerry Ries likes anything old.
That’s the short version of how two biker buddies ended up owning an old filling station on a lonely stretch of State Highway 66. Today, Seaba Station, as the 5,000-square-foot brick building listed on the National Register of Historic Places is called these days, is a motorcycle museum that houses about 75 vintage motorcycles, mo...
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