Bicycle Museum Cycle Center Osaka - Japan 
New display in Osaca museum. Many very rare and nice early machines. Sometimes the museum is presented with name The Sakai Bicycle museum in Osaca.
Photos were taken by Eris Psa (thank you) in 2017.
Contact: http://www.bikemuse.jp/
Shiro Yagami's Bicycle Museum, Nagoya - Japan
An old private collection with very nice bicycles. No more information concerning this collection at the monment.
album: 218 - Shiro Yagami's Museum
An artickle we have find on the webside from 2008:
„Think of any inanimate object, and there’s bound to be a mad passionate collector of it tucked away in the suburbs of Japan somewhere. Shiro Yagami needs an entire building for his collection, as his wife won’t have any of it in the house.
Mr Yagami is a bicycle fanatic of the most extreme persuasion. He’s run the Yagami Corporation for around 50 years, importing bicycle parts from all over the world, particularly Europe and America. Gradually his growing collection demanded it’s own space, and so the Cycle Gallery Yagami Bicycle Museum was created. His collection contains around 200 of some of the more amazing two-wheeled machines, plus bike paraphernalia, from all over the world, mostly gifts from a huge accumulation of friends.
Some of the most impressive displays are the vintage bikes dating from the early 1800s. A single-wheel monster bike that is one of only two in the world, and the 1950s classic American bicycles, which look like futurist two wheeled versions of Cadillacs or Mustangs. There are also posters and prints of bike-related artwork, and a library of books and magazines, some hundreds of years old and worth thousands of dollars, in mint condition. Mr Yagami is only too happy to walk you through the collection and explain with childlike enthusiasm the various bikes and bike bits. Having traveled extensively to places like Australia and the US in pursuit of elusive bicycles and parts, his English is really something, so you shouldn’t have any problems asking questions about the displays.“
2 X 200 – Bicycle Exhibition - Bloomfield Museum of Science, Jerusalem - Israel
The largest international bicycle exhibition ever seen in Israel, the 2 x 200 – Bicycle Exhibition, is on display at the Bloomfield Science Museum in Jerusalem from spring 2017 to May2018. Featuring rare bicycle wheel models including historical collections from Canada, Holland, the United States, and Israel, the interactive exhibition marks 200 years to the invention of the first bicycle.
Concakt: https://www.mada.org.il/en
Canada Science and Technology Museum - Ottawa, Canada
The National Museum of Science and Technology was established in 1967 and moved to new venue in November 2017. Many very interesting velocipedes and bicycles are there.
La coleccion de „Coventry Eagle“, Buenos Aires - Argentina
A fantastic collection. We found it on the internet.
Contakt: https://www.flickr.com/photos/coventryeagle/albums
Sangju Bicycle Museum, Sangju-si - Korea
Sangju bicycle museum is located in Sangju-si in the Republic of Korea. This is the only bicycle museum in South Korea. Sangju bicycle museum originally was built at Gyeongsangbuk-do Sangju-si namjang-dong in 2002, and it was moved to expanding building, located in Donam-dong, in October 2010.
Contact: http://english.visitkorea.or.kr/enu/SI/SI_EN_3_1_1_1.jsp?cid=1761837
album: 171 - Sangju Bicycle Museum
Asahi Chang´s collection, Taipei - Taiwan
Taipei, home to 2.7 million people and the capital of Taiwan, has a rather large bicycle secret hidden among the tight streets and winding alleyways. It can be best described as an unbelievable, jaw dropping treasure trove. The private collection of Asahi Chang contains more than 600 professional track and road bikes. It is the largest of it’s kind in the world, unavailable for public viewing. The location is a very well kept secret. We were lucky enough to have a peek inside the collection that has been nick named, “单车书房” – Bicycle Heaven.
Asahi Chang is an ex-professional Taiwanese track and road racer who started collecting bikes in 1976. He first fell in love with track bikes while he was studying in Japan. Living there for five years allowed him to explore true track culture and buy his first build, an original SILK steel track bike from the early 1970s. He always keeps it to hand. The majority of Asahi’s collection dates between 1968 and 1988, which he describes as ‘The Golden Age’ of bicycles. This was a time before carbon, before the steel frame assembly line, where hand made steel frames were built by only the most skilled builders.
Source: www.wearefactoryfive.com
Výstava „IVCA 2014“ – Tiszakecske, Maďarsko
The exhibition supported IVCA Rally 2014. Bicycles there were from Transport museum in Budapest and from circa twenty local collectors. In real there were possible to see the best bicycles from whole Hungry.
Contact: http://www.ivcahungary.hu/lang/en/index.html
Museu da FLAUS – Paraná, Brazil
Museu da FLAUS – Paraná, Brazil
„MUSEU DE BICICLETAS DO PARANÁ“ is museum with more than 400 bicycles and many next technic items. It was opened in 1994 for public.
Contakt: http://flausantiguidades.com.br/loja/
