The High Road Bike Co. in San Francisco's Hayes Valley has announced that it is closing for good at the end of May.
SAN FRANCISCO -- The High Road Bike Co. in San Francisco's Hayes Valley has announced that it is closing for good at the end of May, after repeated crimes, the slow economy and months of storms kept customers away.
A side door was repeatedly broken in half so many times, Callaway eventually sealed it off completely. Callaway has lived in the city for 25 years, and owns multiple small businesses, including what began as a bike shop in Jackson Square.
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