OUR STORY

A Bit of History
The original PEDAL opened in Montrose, CA – a charming Los Angeles suburb with a small-town vibe just 15 minutes north of downtown – in September 2008. From the beginning, PEDAL MONTROSE offered intense and diverse classes to challenge indoor AND outdoor cyclists of all abilities. Word of the new studio spread, and classes began to fill on a regular basis. Once Cindy and Michelle realized students were driving from as far as 45-minutes away for classes, they knew PEDAL was destined to grow.
In November 2008, PEDAL RANCHO CUCAMONGA opened to serve the communities of Southern California’s famed Inland Empire (aka the 909). PEDAL RANCHO offers wide array of classic and unique indoor cycling-based classes in an inspiring and spacious boutique studio.
PEDAL opened its third studio in Claremont, CA (also the 909) in April 2010. Claremont is renowned for being home to the top-notch Claremont Colleges, a quaint downtown, and an epic cycling community. In 2011, famed mountain stage of the AMGEN TOUR OF CALIFORNIA started just two blocks away from the studio. PEDAL CLAREMONT now shares a space with WUNDABAR PILATES.
So what’s next for 2011?
New partner and a new studio! Bryan Yates has joined us to open our newest studio: PEDAL SOUTH PASADENA. Look for us this summer opening in the heart of South Pasadena less than two miles south of the iconic Rose Bowl. PEDAL SOUTH PAS will offer indoor cycling, TRX suspension training classes, and outdoor group runs and rides. We will be active sponsors of local fitness clubs and events.
Giving Back
Giving back is at the heart of every PEDAL STUDIO. We support our communities and neighborhoods. Since the beginning, PEDAL STUDIOS have hosted pedal-a-thons, supported neighborhood causes, and sponsored high school mountain bike teams.
With the opening of PEDAL SOUTH PASADENA, we’re taking it a step further and sponsoring the Pablove Foundation in its mission to fight childhood cancer with love.
PEDAL now offers spin packages that give 10% to this near-and-dear cause.
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