Bicycle Heaven

In this nondescript warehouse is an amazing treasure! Two floors of a museum, and an amazing bike and accessory store inside, too. They have more famous bikes other than just the famous Pee Wee Bicycle, including the bike of John Glenn, the Monkees, and some of the earliest bicycle prototypes. The top floor is definitely more organized than the bottom, but it's an amazing, free museum that was so worth checking out!

Absolutely amazing place. I was in town for a couple days visiting my sisters, and they surprised me here. Incredible place and the staff were so welcoming and kind. If you're a fan of Pee-wee Herman like me, then you have to visit this place.

WOW! We only had 1 day to explore Pittsburgh and we spent nearly 2 hours of it here. This place is magical, wonderful, and like no other place on earth I'm pretty sure. I loved all the attention to detail amongst the sea of bicycles. You can choose to read all the details about the bikes or just come enjoy the absurd quantity of bikes they have. I was very inspired by all the different kinds of bikes and am itching to get home and rebuild my road bike!

Such a unique gem! Really cool idea for a place. You are able to buy bikes from this museum and there are so many to see. This is the ultimate bike collection. It can be a little cluttered and hard to move through when it's busy, but not too bad just be careful if you bring kids. Lots of photo opportunities.

What a cool an electric place. Really a hidden gem in PGH on my opinion. So much unique and cool memorabilia and bikes. Definitely recommend the stop.

What an Amazing place!! The largest collection of bicycles from history in a well maintained facility with a friendly owner. There are two floors of endless bikes, some of which are for sale. The place is open daily and is free to visit. If you are in the area, it's defiently worth the visit.

Mind thoroughly blown after visiting this place. If you like bikes of any era then you will love this place. It was sensory overload from the moment I walked through the doors. I was heavily into BMX in the 80’s and I especially loved that era but also all of the stuff from the 70’s that friends of mine had when I was a kid. But there’s something from every era here. Craig Morrow the owner was also extremely friendly and we had many of the same interests. Me and my friends must have talked with him for an hour. One of the coolest places I’ve ever been and highly recommended.

This is a hidden treasure of Pittsburgh which seems even locals are not aware of! Everyone who likes bikes should visit this museum! Entrance is free and guys just continue to work based on your tips. If you are going to be in this city - just come here and check how good is this museum!

There is sooooo much stuff in this place, you don't know where to look most of the time! Most of the bikes are squashed in tightly next to each other that if they had four times the floor space, it'd still be full! And there's more than just bikes, there's vintage memorabilia from the whole 20th century including Beatles, Elvis and Fonzie stuff. It's free to enter but I think at least a $5 donation is warranted for just how extensive the collection is. Parking is a lot out front and that's also free.

My kind of museum!~! BMX kid from the 80’s… A full warehouse, multiple stories with every bike you imagined, looked at or dreamed about in magazines growing up. Movie bikes, music bikes, Harley/Indians. Get ready for the nostalgia running through your veins!! Craig and Brian were down to Earth guys who made the experience an even better treat. Highly recommend!

Very cool place with the largest bike collection that I have ever seen. A must see location in Pittsburgh. The history and collection is worth the visit. Also, there are plenty of very rare and unique bikes.

Amazing collection of bikes and retro memorabilia! You can tell a lot of love was put into every inch of this place. The owner’s personality really comes through and it has a unique charm. It was a little hard getting here from downtown without a car but well worth the trip!

If you Love Bicycles you have to visit this Huge Display of Unbelievable amount of Bikes. And if you need to buy cool old Bikes or parts this is a must Visit. You can spend hours and hours and not see all in one day. Huge plus no Admission cost just Donations. Downtown Pittsburgh

very cool and fun ! very helpful and friendly employees great place to go to and great prices would highly recommend to go there!!!! Thanks Brian came to look around and are going home with an awesome new bike!

Was worth stopping for a visit and leave a donation. Had also a chat with the owner and he was very nice and hospitable

This is a super cool place to visit, much better than expected. The collection of bikes is amazing, over 4,000 on display. Don’t miss Pee-Wee Herman’s red bike, a favorite for sure! So much to look at, plus the owner has a sense of humor and incorporates nostalgia in the mix so there is something for everyone. Staff is very friendly, we enjoyed talking with Brian who was very knowledgeable and offered us a reasonable price on a bike for an upcoming trail ride. Best of all, the museum is free! (Donations welcomed and appreciated). Easy stop off the highway. Definitely worth a visit!

One of the coolest places I’ve ever been. I had no idea there was such a diverse assortment of bicycles and such rich history. I can’t imagine anyone being disappointed with a trip here. Plan to spend at least an hour here if you want to get a full experience! There just so much to see and absorb and learn about. What an incredible museum, Bicycle Heaven is a very fitting name.

It was amazing to see the bikes from varying periods of time. Additionally, there were many other historical pop culture items to see. The sheer volume of the collection on display was staggering! The owner, Craig, was friendly and personable. Talking with him added an extra dimension to our experience 😀 I highly recommend checking it out!

This is the real deal Bicycle Heaven. Period. A lifetime collection of both common and rare bikes make this a “must see” stop for all - not just bicycle junkies. The collection features the PeeWee bike, the ET bike, a Beatles bike and a Marilyn Monroe bike among hundreds of other bikes. And…they repair bikes here as well. A national treasure and a free museum (donations accepted) as well - savor the ride (and some bikes are for sale as well!) Craig, the owner, will be glad to assist with, and discuss, anything about any bike.

Brian, the Bike Mechanic, saved my day! I had a tire pop on the trail near Bicycle Heaven. I managed to get my bike there and he fixed it fast and with a smile. I was able to get back on my ride in no time. So grateful for him and Bicycle Heaven today! Thanks Brian! The museum was great too!