Pedalers Bicycle Museum, Springfield, Missouri - USA
This museum is located in the heart of Springfield, Missouri. The museum is actually located inside a parking garage. The garage was built in the 1920’s and has been a parking facility ever since. It was once the center of the city’s bicycle industry. The garage is now home to a variety of businesses including an auto repair shop, bike shop, and a hair salon. The gallery space at the Pedalers Bicycle Museum is filled with some of the most unique and interesting exhibits in the world. The gallery space at the Pedalers Bicycle Museum is full of unique and interesting exhibits from the world of bicycle history.
Photos: with thanks William Dizer and the internet
Address: 328 E Com,ercial St., Springfield, MO 65803 USA
Contact: https://contenderesports.com/springfield-mo/pedalers-bicycle-museum
Paul's Vintage Bikes Museum – Elizabeth, IL – USA
Over a thousand bikes, mainly American production, under one roof.
Photos: with thanks find on the internet
Contact: https://www.facebook.com/paulsbikemuseum
Address: 137 N Main St., Elizabeth, Illinois 61028 - USA
Nutmeg Country Cycling Museum, Connecticut – USA
Every collector, every museum, every collection has its own face. Size and focus are not important. Fates and love for the bike, love for technology and cycling are interesting.
„ Nestled between the pastoral forests and cedar swamps of Connecticut lies a humble garage housing the Nutmeg Country Cycling Museum. Filled to the brim with Shimano M950 derailleurs, square taper bottom brackets, shellac, cotton bar tape, and a healthy dose of 80s sci-fi nostalgia, this is a hidden treasure trove of East Coast cycling ephemera.“ Spencer Harding writes in his article.
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Photo: Spencer Harding pro Treradavist.com FULL GALLERY
Address: Nutmeg Country Cycling Museum, Connectitut - USA
Indiana State Museum, Indianopolis, IN – USA
Exposition: Major Taylor – Fastest cyclist in the world!
The museum's website invited the exhibition in 2022 with these words:
„Discover the life and career of champion bicycle racer and Indianapolis native Marshall “Major” Taylor. In this interactive experience, venture into the training room to learn how Taylor developed his speed and agility through a strict regimen of exercise and diet. Discover the pervasive racism that Taylor battled – from his competitors and in his hometown – and hear from great contemporary cyclists about how Taylor’s story has inspired a new generation of Black riders. See Taylor’s bicycle and many artifacts from the museum collection donated by his daughter Rita Sydney Taylor Brown, plus learn about bicycle safety and design, tinker with bikes and bike parts, test your skills and times on stationary bikes and more.“
Address: 650W.Washington St., Indianopolis, IN 46204
Contact: https://www.indianamuseum.org
Expo: Powering Possibilities, Henry Ford Museum, Dearborn, MI – USA
Bicycles Expo: Powering Possibilities traces the story of pedal-powered mobility through historic and contemporary bicycles, vintage accessories, archival documents and photos, interactive experiences for all ages, and profiles of important builders, riders and racers from the past 200 years.
Exhibition Highlights
Among the exhibition's 17 featured bikes is a c.1818 draisine that foreshadowed the modern cycle, an 1896 promotional bicycle built for 10, an 1898 Columbia driven by a shaft instead of a chain, a 1964 Huffy representing the five-millionth bike built by the famous brand, and a 1970 Schwinn Continental 10-speed that helped rekindle adults' love of cycling.
Profiled personalities include Albert A. Pope, who applied early mass-production techniques to bicycle manufacturing; Major Taylor, who wowed U.S. and European audiences with his speed sprints; Tillie Anderson, celebrated as one of the best competitive riders of her day; Frank Schwinn, who made his family's firm the premier name in American bikes; and Kevin Degen, who raised hundreds of thousands of dollars riding for charities.
Foto with thanks: Leonard Carey Williams
Contact: https://www.thehenryford.org/visit/henry-ford-museum
Address: 20900 Oakwood Blvd, Deabron, MI 48124, USA
Expo: Cycle Thru! The Art of the Bike - Cincinnati Art Museum, Ohio - USA
Friday, April 4–Sunday, August 24, 2025
Cycle Thru! The Art of the Bike Cruising through this exhibition, you will see more than 20 bicycles, from the earliest prototypes to the latest designs. The first true bicycle—a humanpowered land vehicle with two wheels, rotary cranks, and pedals—appeared in Paris in the late 1860s. Since then, designers and engineers have continuously explored and adapted its form. As you tour through the visual and functional evolution of the bikes on view, consider what might have prompted these changes. Was comfort, safety, or speed at the center of these reinterpretations, or did designers and manufacturers prioritize fashionable styles, social trends, or other considerations?
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Address: 953 Eden Park Dr., Cincinnati, Ohio 45202 USA
Contact: https://www.cincinnatiartmuseum.org
84/A - Cycle Thru! The Art of the Bike - Cincinnati Art Museum
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Exhibition "150 years of bicycling in America", North Haven , CT - USA
One part of International Cycling History Conference 2016 was very nice exhibition at the Best Western, 201 Washington Ave , North Haven , CT
(June 25th to 29th 2016)
Bicycle Heaven, Pittsburg, PA - USA
Worlds Largest Bicycle Museum and Bike Shop!
Bicycle Heaven, a museum and shop, is arguably one of Pittsburgh's most unique museums and an absolutely amazing place to visit. Dubbed the world's largest bicycle museum, Bicycle Heaven welcomes visitors to view its vast collection of bicycles and bicycle-related items.
Address: RJ Casey Industrial Park, 1800 Preble & Columbus Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15233 - USA
Contact: https://www.bicycleheaven.org
