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Robert Johnston, right, one of the co-owners of Pedal Hard Bike and Clothing Boutique chats with customers outside the Midtown store on T Street on Thursday, July 26. Pedal Hard is a bicycling and clothing store specializing in single-speed and fixed-gear bikes and accessories. -
Customers chat with store employee, Corey Browning, at the Pedal Hard bike store in Midtown. Pedal Hard is a bicycling and clothing store specializing in single-speed and fixed-gear bikes and accessories. -
A variety of symbols decorate the handlebar tape on a pair of handlebars of a bicycle in the Pedal Hard bike shop on T Street. -
A fixed-gear cyclist sports a tattoo on his calf outside the Pedal Hard bike shop. -
A fixed-gear bicyclist balances on his pedals. A fixed-gear bike has one gear on the hub of the rear wheel in place of the more common free wheel that comes with most multi-geared bikes. -
A fixie-rider heads down the sidewalk in front of Pedal Hard Bike and Clothing Boutique on T Street in Sacramento. -
The interior of the Pedal Hard bike shop on T Street in Sacramento. -
A pedestrian walks past the front window of the Pedal Hard bike shop on T Street in Sacramento on Tuesday, July 25, 2012. Bicycle chain rings adorn the front window of the shop which caters mostly to the fixed-gear cycling crowd. -
Edible Pedal owner John Boyer, right, works with mechanic Linus Platt on a single speed bicycle at the Edible Pedal shop at 1712 L Street in Sacramento on Friday morning, August 3. -
Zach Waddle, general manager of Bicycle Business works on a bicycle in the shop at the Freeport Avenue business Saturday morning, August 4. -
Zach Waddle helps a customer in the Bicycle Business shop on Freeport Avenue on Saturday morning, August 4. -
Sacramento bike messenger Miles Zollner unlocks his bicycle outside Sacramento County Superior court on Thursday, August 2, as he leaves the courthouse enroute to deliver documents. -
Sacramento bike messenger Miles Zollner heads off on his bicycle outside Sacramento County Superior court on Thursday, August 2, as he leaves the courthouse enroute to deliver documents. -
Bicycle messenger Miles Zollner leaves 621 Capitol Mall after completing a delivery on Friday afternoon, August 3, 2012.
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