MILWAUKEE A world-record motorcycle jumper will make an appearance at the Harley-Davidson Museum next weekend.

Somehow, Molly Snyder and her two school-aged boys never made it to the Harley-Davidson Museum until last week when they went to check out the new Evel Knievel exhibit. From the moment they pulled into the parking lot, it was captivating for the boys, and Snyder wondered why she hadn't made a break for it sooner.

Kelly Knievel toured the Harley-Davidson Museum's new True Evel exhibit with TODAY'S TMJ4 reporter Tom Murray.

Detroit's automakers like to rhapsodize about how the automobile gave Americans freedom to roam the country, but U.S.-based motorcycle maker Harley-Davidson tries to out-American the domestic automakers at its museum.

The Harley-Davidson Museum is pure evil. Actually, Evel. As in Knievel.The legendary motorcycle daredevil is the subject of a new exhibit opening Saturday at the Milwaukee museum, 400 W. Canal. True Evel: The Amazing Story of Evel Knievel sets out to tell the tale of the boy from Butte, Mont., who went on to become a larger-than-life showman and folk hero. Personal photographs, letters ...