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At just $7500, this is a spectacular deal. A life-changing purchase. On offer is a bike used by FedEx and by families globally. A bike proven for commercial use and consumer use. It’s a bike from a Danish company who aren’t out to produce another heavy couch on wheels. A bike that deconstructs the idea...
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On February 14th, 2024 the Netherlands Broadcasting Foundation announced that the Dutch Food and Consumer Product Safety Authority (NVWA) had banned all sales of Babboe Cargo Bikes and issued a recall on all Babboe bikes in Canada and the USA. Just five days earlier, RTL news reported that “Babboe cargo bikes break regularly: ‘klabang, in...
Pedaal had been open for a mere 1.5 months when MAC Cosmetics contacted us, asking if we’d like to participate in the 2024 Pride Parade. Answer: yes! Emphatic Yes! In fact, we were thrilled! With one Bullitt-X cargo bike full of samples and two Black Iron Horses cargo trikes – there to provide a rolling...
What kind of bike is that? If you ride a cargo bike, get ready to hear this question – a lot. A common Google search, “bike with a box in front,” proves just how many people spot one and have no idea what to call it. Though cargo bikes have been a staple in Europe...
One thing about folding bikes is that they evoke immediate curiosity… what is this bike with small wheels? What does it ride like? And, perhaps the most common question: how does it fold? Indeed, a folding bike produces questions because a folding bike is designed to answer a ton of questions! In fact, few other bikes can provide...
One thing we’ve always loved about the Toronto Brompton Owners Group is the way they’ll find any reason to ride together. In this case, the event was the “waning gibbous moon,” a stage of the moon where it is between full moon and half moon. Waning indicates the moon is moving from full moon to...
On May 22nd, Pedaal was the first stop in a multi-store tour launching Albert Koehl’s new book, “Wheeling Through Toronto.” Albert is a well-known face in the Annex and Harbord Village neighbourhood, and he’s especially known in cycling advocacy as a careful and discerning voice. In many ways, Albert’s work pays homage to those Annex...
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