The resulting two distinct but inseparable exhibitions focus on urban cycling hoping t promote it. In addition to revealing historic relations, the exhibition is also interested in how an everyday object has become determining factor in various communities and sub-cultures. The exhibition Bicycle City deals with the history of cycling from the second half of the 19th century via texts and photos. In addition to dealing with clubs and sports events, we also put great emphasis on the Bike Factory Partisan, as well as the history of Weiss Manfred and the Factory Csepel not forgetting about repair shops and workshops either.

The exhibition Bicycle City reveals how bicycles became working tools in the 20th, how they were used for sport and fashion accessories. In addition, socially sensitive issues are raised, such as the history of women and cycling. In important section of the exhibition Bicycle City is a reflection on contemporary urban bike culture, to which the milestone in Budapest, is the event Critical Mass Budapest which was launched in 2004. A similar role is played by in the Subotica based bike parade called Trimbi held annually. The realization of the exhibition and related programs are assisted by urban cycling organizations, communities and individuals such as the Hungarian Cyclists' Club, Alkatréxerész, a company recycling bicyclist materials and manufacturing special bike clothing and handbags, as well as Bagaboo, Balkantango, Cangira , Felvarrom, Fux Fox, Gesu, Ferenc Gulyás „Gulyi", Levente Gyáni ( Küllőkezű Edward) , Musu , Recikli Bicycle Workshop, Serinsapi or the movement Hungarian Cycle Chic. Bikes make you motile, open and free. Distances do not only disappear between places but also between people.

Contribute partners are the Csepel Bicycle Manufacturing Co., Kossuth Museum (Cegléd), Hungary, Hungarian Technology and Transport Museum, National Museum, the Hungarian Olympic and Sports Museum, Hungarian Postal Services, the Bike Shop 'Pajtás',, the Open-Air Ethnographic Museum, Péter Tarapcsák and many other individuals.