The latest from ourblog
Bullitts are a bit of a cult object in the cargo bike world. Riders love how they handle. Bike shops love how they assemble. Distributors love how they ship. That kind of universal approval usually points to one thing: serious engineering. Bullitt is engineered all the way down the chain, from the ride quality to...
Read more of our latest articles
“This combined bike and coffee shop is everything that’s good about Toronto.” That’s how Streets of Toronto begins their review of Pedaal, a few short months after Pedaal’s opening. Well, that certainly put an extra gust of wind in our sails! The article traces Pedaal’s development from our long history in the bike industry –...
No matter how careful you are with your Brompton bike it is likely to get scratched or chipped during daily use, whether that’s from catching a muddy shoe on the top tube after a long ride or chipping the paint after accidentally knocking over the bike on some uneven pavement. Brompton’s are powder-coated – which...
Introducing Pop Lilac…! Pop Lilac. Compact. Portable. Super fun. You can pop here, there, and everywhere on the bike that folds down small. The all-new Pop Lilac is a fun shade that pops in the city with you. Brompton are well known for their diverse colour range...
For many years now, Brompton bikes have come in a vibrant array of colours. From standard to premium finishes, mix and match extremities, and a myriad of special edition bikes released each year, you may wonder how they get that consistent great finish. We visited the factory in Greenford to find out how they do...
On July 13th 2024, Relocation Vintage hosted a one-day vintage clothing festival at the Annex Hotel. Besides being old friends, there’s a direct link between cycling and clothing that both Relocation and Pedaal wanted to explore. The bike industry in North America is notoriously unfashionable, and to us, that’s a real problem. As Evalyn Parry...
The Toronto Fringe Fest has been an Annex neighbourhood institution since 1989 and has always turned Barbara Barret Laneway – just a block north of Pedaal – into a car-free festival HQ, complete with beer tent. But, not all plays and performances happen in this area. Instead, the radius of the Fringe fest expands out...
*By entering your email, you agree to our Terms & Conditions + Privacy Policy,
including receipt of emails. You can unsubscribe at any time.
Pedaal designated official Brompton Gold Dealer status - Read more
