2025 is a big year for Brompton as it marks their 25th Anniversary. And, Brompton is bringing the party with a radical overhaul of their orginal 16″ wheeled bikes and a brand new 20″ wheeled bike called the G-Line. From our perspective, 2025 marks a generational shift in Brompton’s product line, outdating all previous model...
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It’s so great to make instant friends, especially if they make a good banana bread! When we flew to the UK and brought our G-Line over, we got a flurry of test rides (you can book your test ride here); and then Ty showed up with a camera, microphone, and a loaf of banana bread. As...
Those who’ve looked for Canadian reviews of Brompton bikes often find themselves at Bromptoning. Maybe that’s because Heather and Pier from Bromptoning aren’t just commuters in the big city, but have taken their Bromptons on trips and even city-to-city tours. In many ways, it was for people like Heather and Pier that the Brompton G-Line...
At Pedaal, we’re experts in Cyclelogistics. Not a term you’ve heard before? Cyclelogistics is performing commercial deliveries by cargo bike! And, there’s real simplicity to the concept too. A cargo bike is faster than a truck in urban gridlock. A cargo bike is cheaper than a truck. And, it turns out, a cargo bike can...
Highly anticipated and certain to sell-out, we are thrilled to have Canada’s first Brompton G-Line! In October 2024 the Brompton G-Line was launched in the UK. In Spring 2025 it is expected to land in the USA and Canada. As one of Brompton’s select G-Line rollout partners, we couldn’t wait until 2025. So, we did...
Brompton calls the G-Line “the brand’s biggest innovation in 50 years,” and we couldn’t agree more. No other bike combines the utility of a city bike with the all-terrain adventure of a longer-distance performance bike. And, all of this in a package that folds up small for the office or international travel. We Canadians identify...
Critical Mass, according to Wikipedia, “is a form of direct action in which people travel as a group on bicycles at a set location and time.” “The idea,” according to Wikipedia, “is for people to group together to make it safe for each other to ride bicycles through their streets, based on the old adage: there’s safety in...
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