Bicycle Heaven

Craig, your place is AMAZING! You have a never ending collection and we were in there for over an hour trying to just see everything! I cannot believe the collection you have amassed. The old hurst bikes bring back memories (I’m not that old haha). As a fellow business owner, I can’t believe the amount of haters and people complaining about paying to come to the museum. I own an old World War II building in Columbus OH and we pay $6000 per month to heat it to a decent temp but not comfo...

Wow! Great time. 15 bucks and a million things to see and read and walk through. It’s truly a must spot place if you’re visiting Pittsburgh. So much to see and explore.

Fascinating place. I have been in the bicycle business for over 40 years, and seeing all the various bikes from over the years brought back many memories. Not just bikes but the parts and accessories that went along with them. Well worth the visit.

This place is straight up bonkers. I spent just over an hour there today and really enjoyed it. Took me on a trip down memory lane. There’s something like 3000 bicycles and countless bike parts and accessories to admire. It can be a bit overwhelming, but if you take your time and aren’t afraid to backtrack a bit, you’ll discover so much. Highly recommend stopping by.

It’s hard to describe the enormity of the collection of bicycles and related artifacts on display in this two-story extravaganza. Even if you have little interest in bicycles, you will be enlightened by the range of bicycle history here—and if you are a bicycle buff you will be amazed by the repeating examples of rare bikes of every type and age. Late 1800s, bikes, Schwinn Krates by the dozen, super-rare Bowden bikes times 17, lightweights, middleweights and heavyweights galore. You’ll see P...