Calabasas Bicycle Repair Shop With Coffee: Pedalers Fork

The bike shop at Pedalers Fork, 23504 Calabasas Rd in Old Town Calabasas, is a boutique repair and sales counter that shares its building with a scratch restaurant, a bar and the 10 Speed Coffee shop. Its service hours are Tuesday to Friday 10am to 5pm and Saturday and Sunday 9am to 4pm, closed Monday.

Pedalers Fork describes itself as a local scratch restaurant, genuine bar, coffee shop and boutique bike shop in one setting, and that combination is the point. Cyclists finishing a loop through the Santa Monica Mountains can leave a bike with the mechanics, order breakfast and a coffee, and pick it up afterward. The bar even names drinks after local rides: in October 2026 it posted a cocktail called the Encinal, after one of the best-known climbs in the mountains.

Be careful with hours. The footer of the website lists the restaurant's much longer schedule, which does not apply to the bike shop. The bike shop's own page gives the shorter schedule above, so an early breakfast stop does not mean a mechanic is already at the stand, and Monday is a day off for the shop even though the restaurant serves.

The shop says it was the first Canyon Experience center in the United States, and it is now an official Canyon Experience Partner. Canyon sells bikes online, so this is one of the few places where a rider can see one in person. Under the program, the shop lets you test ride select models, gives sizing and fit advice, helps you order online, then takes delivery at the shop for professional assembly and setup, and keeps servicing the bike afterward.

In an October 2026 post the shop put it bluntly: your Canyon deserves better than a guess, and as a partner it handles service, sizing and builds the way Canyon intended. If you bought a Canyon that arrived in a box and you were never confident in your own assembly, this is the place to have it checked. The shop is also a Moots dealer and stocks a curated range from other trusted brands.

The shop's own posts point to who it serves: owners of Canyon road, gravel, mountain and e-bikes who bought online, riders who save up for a hand-built titanium Moots, and Santa Monica Mountains road riders who treat the patio as a regular stop. Even the event calendar crosses over, with a Pint Night alongside Pizza Port on the restaurant side in late August. If you only own a department-store cruiser, a neighborhood shop will serve you just as well; this counter is set up for performance bikes.

Test rides are short, about ten minutes around the shop, and they are free. They run during bike shop hours on a first-come, first-served basis, and you need a valid driver's license. The shop's FAQ says Saturday test rides are by appointment only, so if your free day is a Saturday, book ahead by call or text. A September post on the shop's Instagram promised no appointment and no waitlist for Canyon test rides, but the FAQ is the safer guide for Saturdays, and a quick text costs nothing.

For visiting riders there is also a rental fleet of Moots Routt 45 titanium gravel bikes in 52, 54 and 56 centimeter sizes, booked by call, text or email. A titanium gravel bike is a serious machine for the fire roads above Calabasas, and renting one here is a good way to find out whether a Moots is worth the money before buying.

The menu runs from a quick fix or general tune through a general service, a full service and a full overhaul that the shop describes as make my bike like new. Individual jobs include a wheel build and wheel true, a flat fix or tubeless install, suspension service, a brake adjust and brake bleed, a derailleur adjust, chain, pedal and cleat installs, stem, handlebar and bar tape installs, and bottom bracket and headset installs.

Two items stand out. Pro assembly and frame swaps are on the list, which suits riders moving parts to a new frame or receiving a direct-to-consumer bike. And there is a line called noise and creak, which is the job every road rider eventually needs when a click appears under load. The shop does not publish prices online, so ask for a quote when you call or text.

A practical tip: if you are bringing a bike in for a creak, ride it to the shop rather than driving it, and tell the mechanic when the noise happens, such as standing on the pedals or shifting into the big ring, because that saves diagnostic time.

Old Town Calabasas is a short, walkable strip of Calabasas Road. Directly across the road, the Leonis Adobe Museum preserves a historic adobe ranch house, runs guided house tours on weekends and is free to enter, with free parking in its lot for museum guests. It is closed on Saturday, October 24 for its Pumpkin Party and reopens on Sunday, October 25.

Sagebrush Cantina, a few doors along, has been serving Calabasas since 1974 and is the loud, live-music counterpoint to a quiet coffee at 10 Speed. On Saturday, October 31 it hosts a Halloween costume party.

The bike shop at Pedalers Fork is at 23504 Calabasas Rd, Calabasas, CA 91302. Bike shop hours are Tuesday to Friday 10am to 5pm and Saturday and Sunday 9am to 4pm, closed Monday. Test rides are free with a driver's license; Saturday test rides are by appointment. Service prices are quoted on request. Ask Karpo in the Karpo APP for a Santa Monica Mountains ride that starts and ends at the shop.