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Pedaal is proud to announce our official designation as a Brompton Gold Dealer, the highest level of recognition awarded by Brompton Bicycle to its global network of retail partners. This milestone reflects not only our deep roots with the brand, but also our ongoing commitment to city cycling, rider support, and community building. The Folding...
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On Saturday, February 1st, Donald Tump levied a 25% tariff on all goods entering the USA from Canada. Ontario’s Premier, Doug Ford, has called it a “bullet aimed straight at the heart of our auto sector.” In response, Doug Ford has promised $22 billion in “shovel ready” projects. This includes $15 billion to widening the...
Is there a bike that can solve the problem of theft? A bike that you can take inside wherever we go, even grocery trips? Is there a bike can safely cut through city streets with speed and agility? Is there a bike that can pass by the condo concierge, the train conductor, and be stored...
In February 2025, Pedaal will be featuring Monogram Coffee as its guest roaster. Founded in 2014 by Jeremy Ho, Justin Eyford, and Ben Put, Monogram Coffee has become a staple in Calgary’s coffee scene. (Others include Rosso Coffee and Phil & Sebastian). From its beginnings as a pop-up coffee cart in Calgary’s DaDe Art and...
In 2021, Brompton renamed their steel-frame the C-Line, introduced a budget model called the A-Line, and re-named the “super-light” the P-Line. These lines replaced some rather complex naming conventions – like M6L or S2R-XÂ – that kind of made people’s heads spin. These lines also helped segment each bike into different use-cases, helping buyers align...
When Ty, from My Other Bike is a Bike, asked us if he could borrow the Brompton G-Line so he could review it for a ride in the snow, we were intrigued. After all, when we heard his plan, how could we say no? His idea was to ride the bike through the slushy streets...
Janet-Joy Wilson is one of a few official Brompton Ambassadors in North America. In 2024, Janet-Joy moved back to Toronto from New York City. Living in New York was always her dream, but the job offered little empowerment. For the return trip back, Janet-Joy decided to make it human powered. Taking the Empire State Trail...
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