MONROE BICYCLE SHOW
On Training Wheels
Please join us for the biggest, the oldest, the best antique and classic bicycle show in the country!
MONROE MICHIGAN'S CLASSIC BICYCLE & MINIBKE SHOW, SWAP MEET AND AUCTION {Recently added Wizards and Minibikes}
April 26th, 2026 will be the 45nd Anniversary of the Biggest, Oldest, and the Best Antique and Classic Bicycle and Minibike Show in the Nation.
This one-day event held at the Monroe County Fair Grounds, 3775 S. Custer Rd., Monroe, MI 48161, will host over 300 dealers from across the continent. The last show at Monroe had 1000’s of Classic, Vintage and Collectible bicycles on site representing nearly every major bicycle maker in the last century.
The $6 admission (kids under 12 free) to the Show provides the public with a variety of opportunities to participate in the bicycle collecting hobby like no where else in the nation. We will also be adding an auction and mini bike swap meet and show.
First and foremost are the Show bikes. Typically, 50 to 75 bicycles are entered into seven judged categories. Awards are presented to the first-place winners in the categories of Pre 1930’s Classic, 1930’s to 1940’s Classic, 1950’s to 1960’s Classic, 1970’s to 1980’s Classic, Best BMX, Best Motorized and Best Custom.
Next is the “Classic Bike of the Year Award”. This is a judged event, which focuses on some of the finest, rarest and most sought-after bicycles in the bicycle collecting hobby. All bicycles are from private collections and are seldom seen outside of museums or auctions. The winner will be crowned “Classic Bike of the Year 2026”.
The Show features a Classic Bike and Minibike Corral located right outside the main entrance of the EXPO building. Anyone who thinks they may have a valuable or collectible bike can sell in the Corral for only $10 and let the crowd decide its value.
This is a great event for the entire family. The bicycle and minibike displays will surely bring back many interesting memories to all the grown-ups whether it’s their first bike, their paper route bike, or even the bike that you got for Christmas. It may even provide an opportunity to fulfill a dream and finally get the bike you always wanted.
Once one learns how to ride a bike, one never forgets that first feeling of freedom and excitement. Here’s a great chance to see what this great hobby is all about, take some pictures of the bike you had as a kid and share a great family day together having a unique experience that only happens once a year. This event is indoors and outdoors, so rain or shine the show is on.
Thanks, Nick and Sue Avina
[email protected]
419-579-4845 or 419-579-6815
MONROE MICHIGAN'S CLASSIC BICYCLE & MINIBKE SHOW, SWAP MEET AND AUCTION {Recently added Wizards and Minibikes}
April 26th, 2026 will be the 45nd Anniversary of the Biggest, Oldest, and the Best Antique and Classic Bicycle and Minibike Show in the Nation.
This one-day event held at the Monroe County Fair Grounds, 3775 S. Custer Rd., Monroe, MI 48161, will host over 300 dealers from across the continent. The last show at Monroe had 1000’s of Classic, Vintage and Collectible bicycles on site representing nearly every major bicycle maker in the last century.
The $6 admission (kids under 12 free) to the Show provides the public with a variety of opportunities to participate in the bicycle collecting hobby like no where else in the nation. We will also be adding an auction and mini bike swap meet and show.
First and foremost are the Show bikes. Typically, 50 to 75 bicycles are entered into seven judged categories. Awards are presented to the first-place winners in the categories of Pre 1930’s Classic, 1930’s to 1940’s Classic, 1950’s to 1960’s Classic, 1970’s to 1980’s Classic, Best BMX, Best Motorized and Best Custom.
Next is the “Classic Bike of the Year Award”. This is a judged event, which focuses on some of the finest, rarest and most sought-after bicycles in the bicycle collecting hobby. All bicycles are from private collections and are seldom seen outside of museums or auctions. The winner will be crowned “Classic Bike of the Year 2026”.
The Show features a Classic Bike and Minibike Corral located right outside the main entrance of the EXPO building. Anyone who thinks they may have a valuable or collectible bike can sell in the Corral for only $10 and let the crowd decide its value.
This is a great event for the entire family. The bicycle and minibike displays will surely bring back many interesting memories to all the grown-ups whether it’s their first bike, their paper route bike, or even the bike that you got for Christmas. It may even provide an opportunity to fulfill a dream and finally get the bike you always wanted.
Once one learns how to ride a bike, one never forgets that first feeling of freedom and excitement. Here’s a great chance to see what this great hobby is all about, take some pictures of the bike you had as a kid and share a great family day together having a unique experience that only happens once a year. This event is indoors and outdoors, so rain or shine the show is on.
Thanks, Nick and Sue Avina
[email protected]
419-579-4845 or 419-579-6815
- 100 bikes were entered in the regular bike show, competing for seven class awards. See your favorites, plus many more.
- Bicycle and Minibike Corral outside main entrance to EXPO building. $10 PER BIKE.
- Vendor spaces ALWAYS available:
- Outside Spots, 12'x30' -- $40.00 each
- Inside Expo Building, 10'x15' -- $55.00 each
- Inside Expo Building, 10'x10' -- $45.00 each
- MINIBIKE SHOW AND SWAP MEET
- Saturday early set up 9am-5pm
- Vendors can request last year's spot -- DEADLINE MARCH 15
- 1000’s of Bikes and Whizzers on display and over 300 Vendors
- $800 in cash awards for Classic Bike of the Year!
- 1st Place $250, 2nd Place $150
- $20 Entry for Classic Bicycle of the Year
- 7 show bike categories inside main entrance to EXPO building include everything from 1800's high wheelers to Classic Balloon tire bicycles to 1960s-70s BMX bikes and vintage racers. ($5 for each bike entered).
- $6.00 Admission. Kids 12 and under FREE.
- Free parking.
- Vendor Set-up: Gates will open to vendors at 6:30 am Sunday. Early bird set up on Saturday, 9am to 5pm. SEE THE VENDOR INFO.
- Gates open on Sunday at 8 am to the public.
- Show until 3:00 pm.
- Bike Auction at Noon
- For more information call Nick or Sue Avina 419-579-4845 or 419-579-6815
