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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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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...
Jagmeet Singh has been a cyclist for decades. And, not just for fun, but for a better Canada. We’ve known Jagmeet since he was a city councillor and we love how cycling is part of his life, politics, and vision for a sustainable future. In fact, Jagmeet has bought over a dozen bikes from Timm...
Looking for a family cargo trike that combines safety, comfort, and effortless riding? Black Iron Horse cargo bikes stand out with revolutionary Ackerman Steering, a low-maintenance design, and brand-name electrical assists. Designed for urban families, these three-wheeled cargo bikes offer a safe alternative to a car that cuts costs and increase last-mile efficiency. Smiles for...
In firefighting, a fire line is a controlled boundary set to prevent the spread of a wildfire. It’s a strip of land where vegetation is cleared away to stop flames from advancing. We might employ this metaphor for today’s bicycle industry. Here, the fire line as the legal boundary that unsafe e-bikes should never cross....
For just under a year, Pedaal has been making waves in Toronto’s coffee and cycling scene – and our friends at BlogTO have taken notice! As a Brompton and Bullitt bike dealer, and a specialty coffee shop, we’ve spent the past year turning our dream into reality. Whether it’s city cyclists looking for a gridlock...
In 2008, Copenhagen’s Bullitt was one of just two companies mass-producing cargo bikes, though “mass-producing” might be a stretch. The other was Babboe from the Netherlands. Both were betting on the democratization of the cargo bike—a concept that had been around for nearly a century but never (yet) produced at scale. The two companies couldn’t...
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