The Danville Science Center is launching an exhibit that explores the history and mechanics behind one of America’s most iconic motorcycle brands in Hands-On Harley-Davidson.  The exhibit opens on Friday, January 13 and is geared towards kids ages 3-12.

The center is describing the exhibit as a one-of-a-kind experience introduces the world of real-life motorcycle engineering through hands-on activities that teach the basic principles behind physics, engineering, and design.

A description of the exhibit on the Danville Science Center website details what to expect from the exhibit.

Step inside a kid-sized true-to-life Harley-Davidson dealership and customize a Road-King®-inspired motorcycle, dress up like a biker, and take a simulated ride on a first-person video experience that features realistic sounds and special effects. You’ll find the perfect photo opportunity at every turn. Discover different interactive stations throughout the exhibition highlighting the importance of bike maintenance, engine systems, and protective gear as you learn how to build your dream ride. Additionally, plenty of fun ramps, tracks, and loops mimic your favorite downhill road, skate park, or roller coaster that will engage families in the process of experimenting, making for an unforgettable, fun learning experience. This exhibition will surely be a hit with any budding motorcycle enthusiast or future scientist.