Bicycle Theory hails from Minneapolis, Minnesota – one of the legendary Twin Cities. But we’re not biased. We love St. Paul and the surrounding Twin Cities metro area just as much. Heck, we just plain love Minnesota – from the Iowa border to the Boundary Waters.

Our studio resides inside the Northrup King Building. The NKB was originally built to house the Northrup King Seed Company who played a key role in the growth and development of Minneapolis at a time when it was better know as the ‘Mill City.’
 
And although Northrup King Seed Company no longer resides here, the Northrup King Building continues to make a significant contribution to the culture of Minneapolis, nurturing yet another aspect of its reputation – the arts. In fact, the NKB is one of the most prominent buildings within the Northeast Minneapolis Arts District and is home to well over 100 artists and arts-related businesses. 



The BT studio itself is an open, spacious environment, conducive to creativity and collaboration. The original wood beams and floors, scarred by years of hard work and history, reflect a character of hard work, innovation, and integrity. And we’ve taken great care to embrace and further those qualities inside our studio and out.

But all work and no play makes Clovis a dull steer. That’s why we’ve also equipped the BT studio with a beautiful 8-foot pool table and other entertainment to keep the herd happy.