Our story
Doug & Vickey Loghry
The ride so far
The dream
A neighborhood of mom & pop shops
Vickey grew up in a Denver neighborhood full of mom-and-pop shops. Her dad dreamed of bringing that corner-shop spirit to Sidney.
“This was his baby. I was just his legwork.”
Carrying it on
Doug & Vickey pick up the torch
When her dad couldn't finish his dream, Doug and Vickey decided to carry it on: a place that would serve the town, be a social spot, and give back.
A bigger purpose
From Cabela's to certified mechanic
An avid rider and sportsman, Doug worked as an electrician at Cabela's and was one of the last to leave its corporate headquarters. He could have retired. Instead he went back to school to become a certified bicycle mechanic.
“I figured there was a bigger purpose for me to open a business like this and give back to the community in some capacity.”
The station
An abandoned gas station gets a second life
At 9th & Illinois they restored an old filling station, the kind of place where the news got shared over a glass-bottle soda, and gave it a fenced courtyard with tables, a fire pit and charging stations.
March 26, 2021
Open for business
Pedalers Corner opened in the middle of pandemic supply-chain chaos. Bikes were scarce, but Trek came through with parts and accessories, and Sidney finally had its own full-service bike shop.
Today
Sidney's corner for every ride
New Trek bikes and e-bikes, kids' bikes, used and antique bikes, rentals, restorations and in-house service on every kind of bike. In 2025 the shop was featured in Nebraska Public Media's “What If…” series on Sidney building back better.
What we believe
Neighbors first
We know our customers by name and their kids' bikes by size.
No spandex required
We skip the cycling-clothes racks on purpose so every rider feels welcome.
Fix it right
Treat every bike like it's our own family's, and show you how if you want to learn.
Give back
A bike shop is a community place. We're here to help Sidney ride.
Come say hi.
The conversation is free, the fire pit's usually warm, and Doug loves a good bike story.