Came here last week on a tour with work. I work with adults with ID. The curators were patient, cordial, and knowledgeable. Thanks for a fun, memorable day! read more

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This museum is one not to miss if you are a bicycle fan and in Pittsburgh. Unbelievable collection that will take you back in time! Craig has a vast knowledge and his cheerful love for bicycles that shows when having a conversation with him. Check this place out! You will be amazed! read more

What an unusual and under the radar destination! We went here for the first time as part of a group bike ride along the riverfront trail and Bicycle Heaven was a perfect break point. It is insane how many bikes are in this building. I feel like the somewhat overwhelming quantity cannot be described in words or pics, it must be experienced. There are also loads of miscellaneous bike parts and frames and wheels and random memorabilia that adds to the visual chaos and impressiveness. The signage and info about various bikes isn't the greatest, but just being in this space is super cool and you don't need to have a lot of details on the bikes to enjoy. It feels more like an art installation or spectacle than a 'museum'. Honestly, I found you can't spend too much time here without feeling overwhelmed and claustrophobic, so I would recommend planning on a quick visit. I am excited to return again in the future - I know I will see something new each time! read more

Amazing bicycle collection! Craig and his team was super helpful in my search of a hybrid bike. They've provided lots of insights and carefully attended to my needs. read more

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WOW!! This place is beautiful! My dad is huge bike enthusiast and he was like a little kid in a candy shop! Craig has a an amazing collection of the most rare bikes I've ever seen. There's so much to see, read, and learn!! I loved all the little fun signs around the place, really funny humor. There's description signs almost everywhere and it's really lovely. Definitely a one of a kind place, so happy we stopped by! Craig also made himself present and made sure we had been enjoying ourselves, really appreciate it. read more

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My family had a great time at Bicycle Heaven on a Saturday afternoon. I particularly enjoyed the historic bikes from the 1800s. Whether you are interested in bicycles or not, this is a fun and unique stop. read more

Bicycle Heaven - Museums Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Love it here. Pure nostalgia. Came to see Pee Wee's bike but ended up finding tons of stuff that I found interesting!

Absolutely brilliant spot! Soooo many interesting bikes to look at and they have the bike from Pee Wee's Great Adventure. Would recommend to anyone read more

I don't know what to type ...really the other reviews said it all this place is a do Not miss it no matter; what kind of place! so it looks a little bit to find it we drove there are little arrow signs use them ... we walked in not knowing what to expect anyway there are a bazillion bikes floor to ceiling and there is EVERY color of schwinn krate bike a bike of my youth and my dreams flower power banana seats oh and did I mention every color including pea picker and ghost WHO KNEW we really enjoyed our visit you could spend days there and not see everything the admission is FREE wow but you can donate if you wish we walked into the repair section also filled with bikes but these had repair tags so they fix these babies too what a great place *update 5/1/19 does your old bike need a tune up? does it need fixing? well...bring it on over to bicycle heaven! what was I thinking? I took my bike to a small bike shop for a tune up cost was higher! ...I took my husbands rusty ol Panasonic 10 speed that is at least 30 years old. right off super friendly service no laughing at his old bike ( I admit I laughed at it "said why don't you just get a new one") respect yes THIS is the REAL deal for bike repair and I kid you not 80 bucks and his old bike is tuned up and ready to roll this repair shop is the best oh did I mention it took only 2 days? read more

Bicycle Heaven - Guess which is our bike amongst the 1000s just in this room - Museums Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

had a great time walking inside and seeing everything they had to offer it's overwhelming the amount of bicycles and pieces of history that are inside read more

Great museum. So many bicycles. So much history. So many antiques. So much memorabilia. Several exhibits involving musicians. Go without children, since they can't touch anything and that would be too tempting for them. read more

I was dragged to visit by my bike club. I am not a museum person and also not interested much in a few bikes. what a mistake , really worth visiting. The building is filled with bikes from all eras. many I recognized from my youth. and lucked out to talk to the owner who was very personable and explained the history of the place. with free admission take your friends ,can't go wrong read more

Don't miss this treasure of a museum. Left there with friends from NJ and were blown away by the experience. Owner Craig was welcoming and interesting. You "gotta" go!!! read more

I don't do a lot of reviews but this was amazing. In Pittsburgh we went to the pirates game, the parks, the overlooks, and the downtown area. Everything was super but this bike shop is totally insane. I believe anybody could appreciate the passion for this owner regarding bicycles and wish I had this much in what I do. I would put it top on my list and will return if in the area. No charge but did donate to the cause. read more

So many awesome bikes, my family abs I had a blast! I also found a vintage bike plate for a friend with a uniquely spelled name

What a cool museum!!! So much to see. Craig is such a great guy and so easy to talk to. It's a must see for any biker and interesting to anyone else too. So much memorabilia! read more

Wow! This is a must see! It will bring back your childhood and you may very well spot a bike like the one you had growing up! So many interesting things to see, antiques sprinkled in with the vast bicycle collection. Don't miss this. It's FREE but a donation is appreciated, and you will want to leave one after the great experience you'll have. Loved it read more

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What a cool place, def worth checking out! So much to see and very knowledgeable staff. read more

Bicycle Heaven - Cool black out room made of bicycle parts. - Museums Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Came here because everyone, everywhere told me this was a do not miss. Plus, my SO is a bike enthusiast. Yes, the entry is free but they take donations. Keep this in mind, so you have cash to stuff in their donation box. As we wandered around the first floor, we saw bicycle and tchotchkes that def brought us back to our childhood. We were impressed and nostalgic, not a bad way to spend a couple bucks. Then, THEN, we wandered upstairs and holy moly, that's where things got really amazing. Chock full of every bike that had ever been imagined to collectibles, we had the best time pointing things out and showing other people the cool things we found (it's really amazing how people became fast friends because they wanted to share the awesomeness they came across). We were there for hours and I'm positive we didn't see everything. I'm not even a bike enthusiast, I'm literally the person whose knowledge is that I know how to ride a bike. And I loved Bicycle Heaven. I encourage you all to check it out. read more

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Picture if you will, a warehouse of two floors divided into half a dozen rooms large and small. Each room is crammed to the gills with bikes. Bikes on the walls, bikes on the floors, bikes hanging from the ceilings. Also, buckets and racks and showcases and entire side rooms filled with one kind of bike part or another. Now picture mannequins scattered throughout. Throw in some TVs that are always running some old program or movie, and add some handwritten explanations of a few bikes here and there. Most bikes won't have any real explanation, they're just there. Hundreds, thousands of bikes. Now, picture that it's summer, and even though you showed up when the place opened, it's been 45 minutes now and the place is heating up. Despite the big fans in every room, sweat is forming on your forehead because the air is moving but not being chilled. Now you're wondering where the exit is, and for a good thirty seconds you're lost. But then you remember the way out. Once you're outside, you're free, but on he way back to your car you see a couple of racks of bikes that are for sale. These bikes seem like they've been rotting in the elements for some time, in various states of neglect. You, my dear friend, have just experienced... Bicycle Hell. read more

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I am not sure if the museum is open in The Age of Covid, but it sounds like a reviewer visited recently. This is a really cool place to take out of town visitors. I have spent several pleasant hours wandering around the museum marveling at their collection of old bikes and famous bikes (like Pee-Wee Herman's). Some of the bikes lead me down memory land like the Stinger with the gear shift that some of my male childhood friends owned or the old Schwinns that I happily used as my main source of transportation before I got my driver's license. If you haven't been, it's well worth the trip, but I recommend you call ahead to see if they are open. read more

A cool, free place to kill 45 min, or more if you are really into bikes. If you don't buy anything I suggest you make a donation in one of the boxes. If you have been looking for a certain bike or part and haven't been able to find it, it's because they have ALL OF Them! Lol don't fear because in addition to being a bit of a museum they sell stuff! They have some rare and famous bikes to look at. I don't think anyone would regret going. Check it out! read more

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Outstanding, amazing, jaw-droppingly so. There aren't enough words to describe the immediate response the eyes and jaw experience when opening the door to this bike museum/store/repair shop. I'd heard of it, even seen a few pics but that alone can't prepare you for the experience in person. First of all, it's conveniently located near the Great Allegheny Passage (GAP) rail trail off the jail trail on the North side. You'll see signs for it on and off the trail leading you right to it. This venue has only been open since 2011 but the owner, Craig Morrow. has been collecting for decades and he was on-site for this visit. He chatted with us and offered up answers to questions in such a non-assuming manner. He seems rather modest for the massive collection on display. Everywhere you look on several floors are bikes and bike parts, the bike parts neatly arranged along walls or ceilings, plus some collections not even bike related. There's a psychedelic room with a glow-in-the-dark bicycle and music that plays when you enter the room. There's a train track that runs above your head; there's a bobble head case; there are banana seat bikes with streamers, motorized bikes, one tandem bike that I saw, tricycles, a pinball machine actually used in the "Happy Days" TV show, Schwinn bicycles galore with the famous "S" bicycle seats. The bikes that stood out the most for me were the Bowden Spacelanders with values up to $48,000 at this posting. They looked very unusual and futuristic, something that could have been in the "Jetsons" tv show. Only so many were made and Mr. Morrow has many. Some of these bicycles on display have price tags on them, ready to be purchased. This is definitely a unique museum and a true find in Pittsburgh. Admission is based on donations. There's a donation box at the front door. P.S. Per Craig, it's open every day except Christmas because a lot of out-of-towners come and when do they come? Holidays. read more

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Incredible. INCREDIBLE place. I actually found this place on yelp, looking for different things to see and do during my first visit to Pittsburgh. I do weekly bike rides in Buffalo with Slow Roll and have become such a big fan of bikes, often checking out any old-looking ones when they're locked up on the street, so needless to say, I was blown away by the collection they have here. Mostly I was pretty eager to see the Pee-Wee Herman bike, being such a huge fan of the movie and owning a schwinn named after the star himself, but I didn't realize how much I'd fall in love with the entire collection like I did. The amount of bikes they have here is absolutely incredible, ranging from schwinns to models I've never heard of, limited editions, bikes with steering wheels, tandems, side cars--you'll see things here you never knew existed before! Most of the bikes on the main and second floors are stacked side-by-side one another, with a few pieces against the walls, plus scattered parts (like seats hanging from the ceiling, there's a wall of frame parts too). Make sure you check out the second floor since I almost didn't, not realizing it was right past a set of doors near the back of the first floor and around the corner. You'll definitely find the most memorable pieces up there. I felt like a kid in a candy store exploring the building and getting to see such bizarre bikes. The whole museum is free to visit, though they do run of of donations to keep the doors open. The museum also doubles as a bike shop, where they do numerous repairs as well as sell bikes and bike parts. Super cool! I did my part by buying a Bicycle Heaven t-shirt (I got the one with Pee-Wee's bike on it, of course), plus I donated a little extra. I love seeing bikes of all kinds being appreciated in one magnificent place. read more

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Definitely the most unique place in Pittsburgh! You could get lost in here for hours just by the amount of trinkets they have on display.

This place was awesome!!! So many cool vintage bikes and trinkets to look at. We weren't expecting to find a place this awesome. 100% recommend checking it out if your in the area! read more

Stubbled upon this gem by chance and it did not disappoint. Endless and I mean endless collection of bike, trikes and more. Eccentric display making it an art. Craig was friendly and welcoming. Easily spent an hour looking around on a rainy day. read more

I stopped in while out on a ride today to see if someone could help with making my ride a bit more comfortable. The staff that assisted me today was really helpful, and really listened to the issue I was having. He explained what he was doing and why. All in all, a very positive experience! read more

A few weeks ago I went there to just buy a t-shirt for my husband but ended up spending about 1 1/2 hours there! I was blown away! I loved looking and reading about all of the bikes. Amazing place that I highly recommend. read more

Pretty amazing bicycle museum / shop! If you're into bikes, you need to come here! Check out the photos. They also service bikes and sell vintage and new bikes. read more

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This place is super cool! It is absolutely worth adding to your list of must sees in Pittsburgh, even for those not overly interested in bicycles. There is a lot of cool history here, both in general and specific to Pittsburgh. Check it out read more

Amazing must see museum and bicycle shop! If you ever owned a particular bicycle as a kid, it's there!!

I saw some great reviews on Bicycle Heaven and decided I should check it out. I was not disappointed! Very cool place, not only just bikes but memorabilia that all will enjoy. Quite an incredible collection. The owners are extremely friendly and have a lot of great stories to share. Plenty of parking and next to a music museum that you can combine with your visit. I will definitely return to explore again. Thank you for sharing your passion with everyone. read more

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I bring all my friends from out of town to see this museum! It is a gem right here in our city. Highly recommended! The owner has such a passion for bicycles read more

Bicycle Heaven - just like it sounds. Heaven indeed. Came by during July 4th weekend and had the most fun with amazing bicycles they have in this place. Bikes from 1950's to bikes for Beatles, this place have range of bikes you never imagine in your life. The owner have done such an amazing job maintaining all the historic pieces and we felt he deserve medal. It is not just a museum, it's art and history. A must see because you will find things you will enjoy here. My favorite is the Bike Tree: which is the only place to see two bikes in a Tree found in rural Ohio. So werid but so cool. Note the museum is free, but place donate if you are able to support the owner and staff. read more

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How could you not love this place? Or at least, how could you dislike it? There is a huge parking lot, the museum is free (although they ask for donations), and there are some really unique and old bicycles there. I know it's a sort of shop too, I can't speak to that aspect of it. But the bicycles that they have there are pretty neat to see. We got through it in an hour and a half. If you're in the area, I would recommend stopping. read more

I was blown away at the depth and diversity of the collection. The first floor alone was impressive, but the 2nd story was amazing. So much to look at we'll have to go back for a second look. Worth taking out of town friends! read more

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What a fun spot to visit! My family, friends and I were looking for something inexpensive to see around the city and discovered this gem. Admission is free and you can give a donation if you choose to. There were many bikes from all around the world and different time periods. I could spend days looking around in this place. There are 2 floors packed chock full of interesting bicycles and other miscellaneous trinkets. My nieces (and I) especially like the gears "party" room with fun lights and the train! I'll be back to visit again with more friends and family. What a unique find! read more

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What a super cool store. The gentleman who helped me and my girlfriend was very helpful and knowledgeable. He answered all of our questions and made the perfect recommendation. The shop itself was amazing. Tons of cool bikes ranging from new to used. You'll definitely find a bike that will fit what you are looking for. read more

We love visiting Bicycle Heavens Museum and shop. So awesome that they were open today. Every time we go we find something new! read more

Bicycle Heaven - Museums Near Me - Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania