Baxtercycle

Baxter Cycle has been the go-to source for British motorcycle parts, sales, and service since 1977—starting in what locals called "The Chicken Coop" and growing into the largest Royal Enfield dealer in North America. They're the oldest Royal Enfield dealer on the continent and hold deep roots with the brand stretching back to Randy's first restoration of a 1955 Royal Enfield 250.

• •Parts Inventory: 22,000+ part numbers covering vintage and modern British motorcycles from 1945 forward. Baxter carries:

• •America's largest stock of genuine Royal Enfield accessories and service parts
• •Extensive new old stock (NOS) vintage parts
• •Quality aftermarket products from AEW, Zard, and dozens of other brands
• •140+ free online parts books for accurate part identification
• •Lucas parts, Amal parts, and Lucas/Girling components (1960-68)

• •Motorcycles: A full showroom includes:
• •New Royal Enfield models (Guerrilla 450, Himalayan 450, Classic 350, and more)
• •New Triumph motorcycles
• •Pre-owned bikes
• •Vintage British beauties (what they call "the museum")
• •Project bikes
• •Custom builds from Baxter Custom Works

• •Apparel: Royal Enfield branded gear, Triumph apparel, and riding equipment.

Two in-house service shops handle everything from routine maintenance to frame-off restorations:

• •Oil changes and routine maintenance
• •Full restorations
• •All work in between
• •Motorcycle pick-up and delivery (view delivery map on website to check if your location qualifies)
• •Machining services

"We treat your bike like our own, and we work towards full satisfaction with every service."

• •Address: 311 4th St, Marne, IA (3 miles south of I-80 in downtown Marne)

• •Phone: 712-781-2351

Parts Department Hours: - Tuesday–Friday: 8:00 AM–5:00 PM CST - Saturday: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM CST

Service Department Hours: - Tuesday–Saturday: 9:00 AM–5:00 PM CST

• •Online: 24 hours a day, 365 days a year

Baxter's strength is depth. They've worked on British bikes since the '70s and hold inventory most dealers can't match. Whether you're restoring a 1948 Triumph Tiger 100, maintaining a 2025 Royal Enfield Guerrilla 450, or hunting a specific NOS part for a 1965 Interceptor 750, they're equipped to help. The parts book library alone—140 free online guides—saves riders hours of research.

Their willingness to pick up and deliver bikes shows they understand real-world constraints. For someone juggling work and hobbies, that service eliminates a major friction point.

The showroom houses an impressive collection of vintage British motorcycles that attract enthusiasts from across the region. It's not just inventory—it's a working reference library of what these bikes can become.