U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame, Davis

About U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame

The U.S. Bicycling Hall of Fame is a museum in downtown Davis dedicated to honoring the history and achievements of American cycling. Visitors explore exhibits featuring inductees who have contributed to various cycling disciplines, from road and track competitors to veterans and innovators who shaped the sport. The museum celebrates figures like Jerry Casale Jr., a 2014 inductee who built custom racing frame sets and developed high-end racing components, exemplifying the range of cycling accomplishments recognized here. The Hall of Fame regularly announces new inductees representing different areas of cycling excellence. The museum is located in Davis, California, about twenty minutes from Sacramento and less than ninety minutes from San Francisco. The downtown location is accessible by car via Route 80, by Amtrak's Capitol Corridor train route, or by flying into Sacramento International Airport with rental cars and transit options available.