bromptoning

In our very first post – Building Our Bromptons – we outlined all of our Brompton-building decisions. Now, seven years later, here’s a follow up post to comment on the good and bad decisions we made regarding our Brompton set-up…

Rain capes rock! We think everyone—whether you’re cycling to work or cycling across the world—should be equipped with this handy, compact piece of rain gear. To help you decide, we compare the Cleverhood to The People’s Poncho.

Rain capes are essential gear for anyone who doesn’t want the wet weather to keep them from riding their bike. Here’s why…

Here are 7 Tips for a successful bikepacking trip through The Yucatan, Mexico.

We learn how to remove the Brompton’s rear wheel, adjust the derailleur, and tune the Sturmey Archer hub!

Toronto is a huge city with lots of bike routes we haven’t explored – like the Finch Hydro Corridor. So this weekend we checked it out!

It’s 5 years late, but here’s the post about us competing in the Brompton US Championship in Washington, D.C.!

We love exploring ruins, so we made sure to check out the Maya archeological sites on our cycle route from Mérida to Tulum. Here they are in order from west to east…

We rated the cities we cycled through in The Yucatan, Mexico based on sights to see, affordability, food and accommodations.

As we cycled closer to the more touristy area of the Yucatan Peninsula (the east coast), the roads became bigger and busier. We couldn’t take quiet state roads anymore; it was time to hit the highway!