Santa cycles from the North Pole (aka North York) to Toronto City Hall with his entourage of pedal-powered reindeer and elves.
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We hadn’t yet done a big bike trip this year, so when a friend asked if we wanted to bike all the way to Paradise Beach in Ajax, 50km east of Toronto, we said sure!
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We are obviously big fans of folding bikes, and though our Bromptons can haul quite a bit of stuff, sometimes one needs a cargo bike. So we headed to the inaugural Cargo Bike Toronto meetup to test ride some bikes!
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The Toronto Brompton group was keen to do a ride for the Brompton World Challenge, so we came up with a route and took to the trails!
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Mom got a folding bike! It’s a Zizzo, so we took it for a spin and compared it to the Brompton.
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En route to visit family, we often make a quick pit stop in Orangeville. But this year we decided to stay a bit longer and cycle the Vicki Barron Lakeside Trail!
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A late-season blast of snow meant that I giddily woke up early to go for a bike ride. Wearing the GoPro HERO7 on its new chest mount harness, I pedalled around the west side of downtown Toronto…
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I bought a Strida EVO to be my winter bike because it’s basically rust-proof due to its aluminum frame and kevlar belt drive. But how does the Strida ride in the snow?
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Exactly one year ago, we were biking around Kona exploring the sights, and came to some conclusions about cycling in Hawaii…
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It’s been a year since we vacationed in Hawaii—just before the WHO declared COVID-19 a worldwide pandemic. We’re currently hunkered down in another lockdown in cold Canada, so thought it was a good time to finish blogging about Bromptoning in tropical Hawaii!