We tour a vintage roadbike Museum 100s of awesome bicycles! 

Paul should be recognized as an American Classic himself! Kind collectors & craftsman like him are what makes a good, important culture endure.

Another stop to add to the bucket list.

Fantastic❤

Like a kid in a candy shop. What an amazing bike museum.

Lovely town and a superb museum. Thank you for posting this little gem.

Awesome collection John so many cool unique bikes,well worth the drive .Thanks for the content from Sydney Australia.

What a collection!

Amazing thanks for sharing ❤❤

I have about a dozen bikes…I am thoroughly humbled!

How freaking awesome! That town of Elizabeth is so beautiful, quaint and picturesque. Ima go there!

one of the finest collections in the midwest l would say. pretty wild colnagos. the bob jackson looks awesome as the kuwahara. great walkabout man

yes! i love your videos!

Great stuff

It's true nice found John, I love those classic road bike thank YOU for the video🚴from Philippines

Jeez John! I got brain freeze. Your own collection is overwhelming. '71 Schwinn Sports Tourer is just about enough for me!! Thanks for sharing!

John, thank you for bringing me to that amazing museum! We moved to a smaller place so I can’t perform the restoration projects that I have completed in the past. Looking forward to your projects coming up. 👍👊

thanks a lot for posting this. I grew up not far from this town. My town also had a bicycle enthusiast like this, with a garage repair shop. No museum though. Keep up the great work. You ARE appreciated.

Good work John, had no idea this museum existed!

Very nice video. Good content dude.

Wow! I also love orange, & I love black, & I absolutely love Japanese mechs. Getting shot? Not so much.

Thanks John.

Really like the rod shifter right off the derailleur

John - Great great tour of all the road bikes. Fantastic. I’m in Florida, any tips on where I can see and go to find some vintage steel gems like this? Wow!!! Mike

Chesini: I wouldn't have heard of them either but about 4 years ago, Vintage Steel Bikes in Berlin had some 8 or 10 new old stock Chesini frames. I regret not buying one.

Heaven!

Wow sir

11:47 The joint between the head tube and the down tube seems not to be tight. Pressing the button may be able to separate the two, which can reduce the size of travel luggage. ​

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WOW, even spotted a Raleigh Superbe/Sports..

Another awesome video John and a fine example in how carbon bikes just don't mater.😊

I'm running out of old parts! My Trek frame snapped the downtube, the Suntour cyclone rd stripped the jockey cage pivot bolt, I just snapped my 6200 rd and i'm down to running SS on my Colnago super....with a dodgy BB ☹️....oh well, at least I'm not walking !👍

John, what do you guess the value of this collection is? Understanding that this is truly a niche market. Very cool and thanks for sharing your visit with us.

First titanium bike was a Teledyne Titan

Did you see any Serotta bikes at the museum?

John witch one would you take home

ever hear of the Elvish brand. my buddy had one when we where about 13, 14 back in the mid 80s, it was at least 20 years old then. ive never seen another one

Hello from California. Hey John, what's your opinion of Gatorskin tires?

Have you been to the Bicycle Museum in New Bremen OH?

Miyata 912 is the best bike ever made for the money.

Thank you 🎉🎉🎉 Raighteous ❤❤❤ NiCE👏👏👏 Oi...👁️👁️

Good evening, I have a bike but I don't know the brand, it has the Shimano Santé group and Mavic wheels, and 3ttt handlebars

Great video. Is it just a museum or do they sell bikes too?

I have one Guerciotti aluminium

oh no! you pssed by the bottechia! lol

é incrível como tem bicicleta de competição por tudo que é país , menos no brasil... aqui não tem essa variedade de marcas e nessa quantidade. se eu fosse rico ia viajar pela europa toda e pela america do norte só para trazer essas bicicletas . kkkk

your camera work is making me dizzy

Guerciotti - Gwair-cho-tee (Paolo Guerciotti was a 'cross champ in Italy) DeRosa - De-roe-za. Frejus - Fray-juice. CIOCC - Say church without the R. Legnano - Len-yahn-no. Campagnolo - Kahm-pahn-yolo. Great bit, thanks for sharing - this guy's museum reminds me of the Vatican Museum...too many examples of the same thing. I keep thinking a good curator would choose the best example of each make/model/color to display and put the rest away in storage or sell 'em...but I'm no curator and have no museum, I just like to visit 'em. Before you die John, you need to make a pilgrimage to Italy and visit some of the fantastic museums there. There are plenty of 'em in northern Italy so you could visit a couple each day since they're not too far apart.