Bike Share Museum: Celebrating Docked & Dockless Bicycles
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The JUMP 5.5

The most iconic e-bike in bikeshare - updated.

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The ofo that started it all

The bike that gave birth to the Bike Share Museum

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The SPIN generations

See pictures of our three preserved examples, right here at the Museum

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The brilliant SoBi 3.0

A legend of bike share

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The iconic SoBi 5.0

The one that started JUMP: Social Bicycles' retrofuturistic masterpiece

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It started with an email.

A simple inquiry to SPIN led to 600 bikes saved.

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SAVED, NOT SCRAPPED:

The story of The Bike Share Museum's five preserved JUMP bikes.

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Welcome! The Bike Share Museum celebrates the pragmatic charm of purpose-built rental bicycles and documents the state of bike share in South Florida.

The Museum also aims to cultivate examples of retired bike share bicycles – the first-ever preservation attempt of its kind.

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