Pittsburgh, Penn. – Trying to do as many things in Pittsburgh in a day before my train leaves at midnight.
I got a head start yesterday by touring Bicycle Heaven
Museum owner Craig Morrow’s bicycle habit went sideways fast about 40 years ago as his first couple bikes soon multiplied and now he has a 2-floor warehouse with bikes, bike parts, and memorabilia tucked in every corner.
Visitors are awash in childhood memories of their first experience with freedom and adventure. “Your parents would think you were 4 to 5 blocks down the street riding your bike but really we were like 20 miles away,” said Morrow.
Rows and rows of colorful bikes are displayed side-by-side. Stingrays with shifters, high-rise handlebars, groovy banana seats. It is a hobby/passion that lives through generations.
Morrow has his fair share of Hollywood memorabilia from the Gene Autry bike with a horse head and
