Jockels Rennrad Sammlung, Sinsheim - Germany 




The season exposition with bicycles from collection of Joachim „Jockel" Faulhaber.
Contact: http://sinsheim.technik-museum.de/rennrad
Photos from 2015
Jan Ullrich Cycling Museum, Bad Durheim, Germany 




The first official Jan Ullrich Cycling Museum is located in the German spa town of Bad Dürrheim. The museum opened in June 2024 and offers an in-depth look at the career of Germany's only Tour de France winner through an extensive collection of personal items.
Jan Ullrich Cycling Festival: https://jan-ullrich-cycling-festival.com/en/
Address: Haus des Gastes, Luisenstraße 7, 78073 Bad Dürrheim, Germany
Expo: "The own drive. Fine bicycles", Frankfurt am Main, Germany 




Museum Angewandtekunst Exposition: 7.6. – 12.10.2025
The exhibition presented the treasures of mobility characterized by physical movement and presented great and very interesting bicycles from the entire development period. Bicycles - which demonstrated the combination of functionality and interesting design that literally revolutionized cycling and thus our way of life.
The cooperation of the Museum of Applied Arts with the Deutsches Fahrradmuseum in Bad Brückenau and Die Neue Sammlung - Museum of Design in Munich brought to the celebration a breathtaking mix of bicycles, each of which is a work of art in itself.
Address: Schaumainkai 17, 60594 Frankfurt am Main, Německo
Contact: https://www.museumangewandtekunst.de
Expo The Bicycle – Design Object, München, Germany 




Pinakothek der Moderne
The Pinakothek of Modernity in Munich is a museum complex that houses four independent museums dedicated to visual arts, architecture and design, with a focus on collections from the 20th century to the present day.
THE BICYCLE – CULT OBJECT – DESIGN OBJECT
The exhibition puts the topic of bicycle design in the limelight for the first time. The focus is thus on the design and not on the cultural history of these means of transport with all the different developments it has gone through. No less than 70 examples will be showcased that are among the most unusual and most exciting bicycles in design history.
Bicycle design is certainly not just about the skill of the craftsmen and the art of frame-building, not just the product of ingenious inventors, tinkerers, obsessed or enthusiastic amateurs, as can be seen from the countless designs by aerospace or automobile engineers, such as Paul Jaray, Hermann Klaue or Alex Moulton as well as by industrial designers in-cluding Luigi Colani, Richard Sapper, Michael Conrad, Giorgetto Giugiaro, Marc Newson, Christian Zanzotti or Ross Lovegrove.
Address: Barer Str. 40, 80333 München, Německo
Contact: https://www.pinakothek-der-moderne.de/ausstellungen/das-fahrrad/
Deutsche Fahrradmuseum, Bad Brückenau - Germany 




This educational museum in the spa city is probably the most interesting bicycle collection in Germany.
Address: Heinrich-von-Bibra-Str. 24, 97769 Bad Brückenau, Germany
Contact: www.deutsches-fahrradmuseum.de
Our last visit - summer 2024
12/CH. Bad Bruckenau - summer 2024
The visit in summer 2023. Museum really "packed" with delicacies.
Additional information for connoisseurs only: "Unfortunately, over 65 quality bikes are at various exhibitions around the world, sorry", says owner Ivan Sojc. What to add?
Bianchi room – privat collection of Carsten Rademacher, Germany 




Carsten Rademacher has created a unique mono-brand collection of the Italian cult brand Bianchi. Not everyone can visit his private museum, but he is happy to share his passion through photographs and, above all, his magnificent work - The Vintage Bianchi Book, which maps his collection in detail. Great photos and excellent technical information. This work can be called a catalog or study material. Many thanks for this work.
Address: Germany
Instagram: bianchi.collection
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100005369987268
Photo: Carsten Rademacher page
83/A - Carsten Rademacher Bianchi collection
"The Vintage Bianchi Book"
Order: https://corsaclassic.com
Launch date: 2025 October 8th at 15:00 CEST
First Edition: 999 copies
Format: 350 pages, 500 photos, hardcover, 17x24cm, trilingual (English/Italian/German)
Price: €60 (€54 with the Classic Friend discount)
83/B - The Vintage Bianchi Book
Bianchi - Biczycle collection
10 years of the exhibition Jockels Rennrad Sammlung, Sinsheim - Germany 




Compare the expansion of the occasional exhibition of the famous German racing bike collector Joachim "Jockel" Faulhaber after ten years. 2015 - 2025.
Address: Technik Museum Sinsheim, Museumplats, D-74889, Sinsheim, Germany
Contact: http://sinsheim.technik-museum.de/rennrad
448 - Jockels Rennrad Museum 2025
Photos from 2015
„ 2 Rader – 200 Jahre“, TECHNOSEUM Mannheim - Germany 




Germany celebrating 200 years of bicycle. Baron Drais patented first dreisiene patent in 1817. Very nice season exhibition, very good prepared, showed many very interesting bicycles from others museums and privat collections.
Contact: http://www.technoseum.de
Museum Mercedes-Benz, Stuttgart - Germany 




The Mercedes-Benz Museum is an automobile museum located in the Untertürkheim district of Stuttgart, Germany. It chronicles the history of the Mercedes-Benz brand and its associated marques. The museum is situated right next to the main gate of the DaimlerChrysler factory in Stuttgart.
Address: A Mercdesstrase 100, 70372 Stuttgart-Bad Cannstatt, Germany
Contact: https://www.mercedes-benz.com/en/art-and-culture/museum/
Naturally, the Mercedes Museum is not a bicycle museum; however, it offers a substantial dose of fascinating technology and history, and cycling enthusiasts will certainly find something to enjoy here as well.
Porsche Design's 1978 Austro-Daimler ultralight racing bike prototype
With thanks Jim Hemig
Studio F.A. Porsche published this studio image of the 1978 Porsche Design Austro-Daimler bicycle that is a one-of-one design prototype. Much of this bike is unpublished. The only info I have about this bike from Porsche Design states, "1978 design concept for an ultralight racing bike. Decades before it became the norm, this study bike was built in monocoque construction around a frame made of composite materials in honeycomb structure. Branded Austro-Daimler as a nod to Ferdinand Porsche's early beginnings at the Austrian firm.”
Exposition DAS FAHRRAD, Hamburg- Germany 




An exposition in Museum der Arbeit in Hamburg was from May 2014 to April 2015 under name „DAS FAHRRAD. Kultur, Technik, Mobilität“.There were many bikes from privat collections and german museums.