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Buyers Guide: Carrying Kids in a Bullitt

What sets the Bullitt apart isn’t (just) that it’s half the weight of most cargo bikes – it’s the unbeatable lifetime value. While many people buy a cargo bike for the kid-hauling years and then let it go, a Bullitt keeps earning its place in everyday life. Most cargo bikes are too heavy to replace...

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Buyers Guide: Carrying Kids in a Bullitt

What sets the Bullitt apart isn’t (just) that it’s half the weight of most cargo bikes – it’s the unbeatable lifetime value. While many people buy a cargo bike for the kid-hauling years and then let it go, a Bullitt keeps earning its place in everyday life. Most cargo bikes are too heavy to replace...

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The Short Tale of the Longtail (And Why A Bullitt Is Better)

Designed in Denmark – the tip of the spear for urban cycling – a Bullitt puts passengers in a sturdy, impact-resistant box right where they belong: in the front. That means: in sight, in reach, and protected from accidents. This couldn’t be more different than a longtail cargo bike. On a longtail, kids are plunked...

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Two Wheeled Freedom: How Cycling Can Re-Tool Canadian Sovereignty

On March 26th, the United States announced a 25% tariff on the automobile industry. Ontario Premier Doug Ford has warned that job losses in the province alone could exceed 500,000, while the cost of vehicles may rise by 25% or more. These tariffs violate the USMCA, and Mark Carney is right to call them a...

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Power-to-Weight: Why A Lightweight Cargo Bike Performs Best

Something strange happened as the cargo bike made its way from Denmark. On its journey through Holland, Germany, and finally North America, it got heavier. A lot heavier. The cargo bike was born in Denmark, and Denmark still builds the lightest, strongest, and most modular cargo bikes on the market. Today, buyers come in asking...

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Guest Roaster: Drumroaster Coffee

At Pedaal, we love discovering and supporting top-tier coffee roasters. In our first year, we imported beans from Fjord in Berlin, April in Copenhagen, and Anchored in Halifax, just to name a few. With recent changes like Trump’s tariffs, we’ve been focusing even more on Canadian roasters and those from free-trade partners in the UK...

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My Other Bike is a Bike Interview

We had just recieved Canada’s first Brompton G-Line when Ty, from My Other Bike is a Bike contacted us to ask for a test ride. We checked out his Youtube channel and fell head over heels. Ty’s videos are quirky, quietly political, and often meditations on what makes cycling in the city so enjoyable. We...

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