Juston Anderson
Juston is co-founder of the museum. Juston has been collecting cycles for several decades. He has been a member of the Minnesota chapter of The Wheelman antique bicycle club for many years and Captain for six. Juston has represented Minnesota at National Meets, maintains extensive connections to the national network of antique bicycle collectors, and is in demand as an authenticator and appraiser. He has been riding high wheel bicycles for many years and has completed seven centuries (100 miles) on a high wheel. Juston coordinates riding performances and seasonal rides for the general public. (Photo Credit: Brian Fanelli)
Jeff Schmidt
A long time cycling enthusiast and vintage bicycle collector/restorer. As my wife likes to say, I am a walking encyclopedia when it comes to Campagnolo or French bicycles. I also have a deep love of history in general, and love to share my passions of cycling and history with anyone that will listen.
Brian Nygren
Brian's career in the bike industry started in 1972 at various Minneapolis area retailers. In 1982 he moved to the San Diego area as the Territory Manager for Trek Bicycle Co. He retired in 2017 and relocated back to Minnesota. Over those 45 years, he has been involved in manufacturing, retail sales training, business management, conducting tech clinics, demos, promotions, and race events. He has always been interested in the bicycle's history, especially in the mechanical, technological, and materials side of the industry.
Alan Laumeyer
A professional geographer, analyzing geospatial data to create cartographic products. Pursues personal research projects around historic bicycle cartography. Alan is a lifelong bicyclist who got his childhood start on a Stingray, and today splits time between single track trails (Salsa Timberjack), paved roads (Cannondale R800), and urban trails (Surly Straggler)
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