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Most outdoor products are sold with a promise of conquest. Faster, further, higher, harder. The bicycle industry is fond of this language. Even gravel riding, which began as a nice way to escape traffic, is all about finish lines, power meters and multiple ads featuring pain, sweat and masochism. Luckily, there’s Brompton. Their great innovation...
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Welcome to the Cargo Bike Nation’s Cup – the world’s fiercest competition in front-loading urban mobility. It’s not just a friendly match; it’s a full-blown showdown where national pride and engineering collide. And like hockey itself, the strongest teams tend to hail from Northern and Nordic countries. Representing Denmark: the legendary Bullitt, the original cargo...
What makes the best folding bike? Whether it’s a cycling vacation, a weekend adventure or daily commute, a folding bikes pleasure comes down to some frictionless mathematics. It’s all about how things measure up… literally! First, a folding bike must measure up small when folded. Second, it must measure really big when unfolded (we’ll explain...
Koby Barhad has been a close friend and a presence at Pedaal since our earliest days. He’s a cyclist, coffee aficionado, and someone who shares our values around movement and the quiet politics of city cycling. Earlier this year, he designed a blue and pink sticker set for us which was playful and fun. But,...
Choosing between an acoustic and an electric cargo bike comes down to understanding how you ride, what you carry, and the terrain you face. Some riders only need a bike for short, everyday trips; others regularly carry heavier loads or tackle steep hills. The right choice is less about trends or technology and more about...
May the 4th is known as Star Wars Day because, y’know “May the Fourth be with you.” People have been known to dress up their cargo bikes as galactic cruisers. But, on May 4th we were out in force, talking about electric bikes, which we’d like to think is a force to be reckoned with....
The Paris to Ancaster ain’t your average Sunday spin. It’s a gritty, muddy, and spirited spring tradition where roadies, mountain bikers, gravel grinders – and the occasional mad genius on a folding bike – line up to battle farm lanes, rail trails, creek crossings, and April weather. Born out of Belgian spring classics, it’s part...
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