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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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The new Brompton Electric with the e-Motiq system marks a quiet shift in how Brompton thinks about power. The motor is lighter, the controls are simpler, and the software observes how you ride before predicting range. In his book, Engineering for Change, Brompton CEO Will Butler-Adams writes that Brompton develops products by “pull, not push”;...
These days, city streets are jammed with delivery vans. As e-commerce has surged, so has the number of trucks inching through neighbourhoods, circling for space, and racking up wasted time. For a courier company, each ticket, traffic delay, and failed delivery chips away at profitability. This, as we shall see, is a problem called “the...
Scratches happen. This matters, because on steel bikes, the paint isn’t there just to keep things pretty. Steel is highly corrosive, so once the paint chips, rust will begin to attack. Luckily, we have an answer for this. We’d like to introduce our partnership with Red Tower Armoury. A Journey for the Perfect Finish Bromptons...
Stuck in traffic just to grab groceries? Or, dropping kids off at school? Have you accepted that gridlock is a natural part of city life? Well, please… let’s change that! After all, living downtown solves many of the problems the suburbs created. You’re closer to friends and neighbours, to independent cafés and restaurants, and life...
We find that choosing between an electric cargo bike and an “acoustic” cargo bike usually comes down to an honest assessment of how you’ll actually use the bike. The big three factors are distance, hills, and how much weight you plan to carry. Once you start thinking about those factors, it helps to draw a...
In 1975, Andrew Ritchie sketched out what he called the “bike of the future.” Fast forward fifty years, and Brompton is celebrating that invention with the 1975 Edition, a special 50th anniversary release limited to just 1,975 bikes worldwide. Pedaal is proud to announce that we will be one of just two Canadian retailers offering...
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