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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Whether navigating Canada’s bustling cities or exploring its rugged outdoors, the Brompton G-Line stands out as the ultimate choice. But, this bike won’t be easy to find at your local store! With extremely limited Canadian allocations, pre-orders are likely to sell out before the G-Line even arrives. Pedaal is guaranteed a significant allocation, thanks to...
We’ve mentioned before that the Toronto Brompton Meetup chapter will find any reason to go on a group ride together; including obscure phases of the moon! Led by the one and only Janet-Joy Wilson and often meeting at Pedaal, these rides are a great way to meet some really fun people. Inspired by the Bromptoberfest...
Nestled in the heart of Berlin, Fjord Coffee Roasters has been on a mission since 2016 to revolutionize the coffee experience. Their mantra? To seek the rare and exotic, uncovering coffee’s hidden gems while championing sustainability and innovation. Fjord’s journey intertwines two vital aspects of the coffee supply chain: evolving the coffee culture while ensuring...
If you’re shopping for a Brompton you may have noticed that Brompton pricing across Canada is… a little topsy turvy. This is strange, because Brompton publishes standardized pricing for their bikes and enforces what is called a MAP policy. This MAP pricing provides retailers a literal map for Brompton Bicycle pricing. Yet, some Canadian retailers...
September 24th was a quintessentially English day, with brooding clouds and rain that, fortunately, held off—perfect for a Brompton group ride! To add to the atmosphere, we hosted the Brompton Meetup Group and Juliet Scott-Croxford, CEO of Brompton North America. Pedaal began as a conversation with Juliet years ago, with questions about how to build...
First conceived in San Francisco by art-collective Rebar, Parking Day began as a guerrilla art and design activism project aimed at repurposing public space beyond the automobile. Public space, the organizers realized, all-too-conveniently defaults to the automobile. Proof of this was the high real estate value of a parking spot, yet the low cost to...
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