Brompton has a new bike – the G Line! And our friends at Pedaal Coffee & Bikes let us test ride it!
Bike Stuff
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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 …
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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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Though both Bromptons and Stridas are folding bicycles with little wheels invented by British dudes, that’s where the similarities end. So let’s examine how these bikes compare in terms of …
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We are big fans of rain capes and think every cyclist should have one – or two! In a previous post we compared the Cleverhood Zipster to the People’s Poncho. …
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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 …
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Rain capes are essential gear for anyone who doesn’t want the wet weather to keep them from riding their bike. Here’s why…
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It’s a week before we leave for Cuba! Time to test pack our Bromptons to make sure we can fit everything we need onto our bikes. Miraculously, everything fits! Pier …
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Toronto had a warm spell and the snow melted. Now it’s cold again, but at least the streets are dry, so it’s time to take the Bromptons out for their …
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 …
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 …
We learn how to remove the Brompton’s rear wheel, adjust the derailleur, and tune the Sturmey Archer hub!