Pedaler Bike Shop

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Not The Peddler, Pedlar, Peddlar, Paddlar or even Pedelar. It's The Pedaler! Just like a bicycle pedal.
Same owner, same shop, same great customer experience, we've just updated our website! Take a minute to browse our product section to see what is new at the store and check back often as we add more content.
See you soon!
Jeff and The Ped Crew
We are proud to be one of the San Francisco Bay Area's finest and most comprehensive supplier of bicycles and accessories to all bike enthusiasts. As our reputation has grown throughout the world, we have created this web site to better serve you. Now you can browse our shop, ask questions, make suggestions to our staff, and order bikes and accessories online (sorry but some of our companies do not allow us to sell bikes online). We carry a complete line of bikes (including recumbent bikes, folding bikes and tandems, even recumbent tandems!) and accessories from, Look, Dahon, Fuji, Ridley, Cannondale*, Gary Fisher*, 2Hip, Kestrel, Phat Cycles*, SE Racing, Specialized* and Trek*. Check out our full line of clothing from Canari, Cannondale, Castelli, Nike, Primal Wear, Shebeest, Specialized*, Sugoi, and Trek*. Shoes from Cannondale, Diadora, Sidi, Shimano* and Specialized*. Wheel sets from Bontrager, Campagnolo, Easton, Mavic, and Shimano*. Parts and accessories from 661, Bell, Giro Nutcase, and more!
Come by and check us out, we are open 7 days a week!* In Store purchase only

Go Giants!! Special edition Pedaler SF Giants T-shirts in limited numbers.

Speed Is Your Friend - An interesting irony of off-road riding is that you often have more control and a better chance to avoid obstacles if you bring a little extra speed into a tricky section of trail. The tendency is to slam on the brakes when the trail looks scary. But, if you slow too much, you lose momentum, making it harder to balance and more difficult to negotiate trail hazards. Always ride at a comfortable and safe speed. But, if you notice that you're often stalling out and having to put a foot down, try going slightly faster and see if those tricky spots don't get easier. Consider riding a challenging stretch a few times, too, to get the hang of it, which is a good way to build confidence and improve your skills.