eBikes Spring 2026

eBike Tests

  • Test Report: Brompton’s C-Line e-Motiq is a Versatile Folding eBike for a Wide Range of Riders

  • Test Report: Tern’s New GSD S10 Gen 3 Sets a Benchmark for eCargo Bike Innovation and Fun

  • Test Report: Orbea’s New Carpe 10 Urban eBike Delivers Performance, Lightweight & Comfort

  • Test Report: AIMA’s New Key West Delivers Power and Good Value in a Stylish Urban eBike

eBikes 2026

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  • Devinci E-Spartan Lite GX AXS 12s

  • Trek Checkpoint+ SL 7 AXS

eAdventures

Critical Mass Ride 6pm on September 25 for Safe Cycling Infrastructure in Toronto and Ontario

September 25, 2026 - Join us for a Critical Mass Ride on Friday, September 25 for safe cycling infrastructure in Toronto and throughout on Ontario. Meet at High Park at the front gates on Bloor St. West at 6:00pm – we ride at 6:30pm.

Massive Critical Mass Ride on Aug. 28 of over 1,000 riders heading across the Bloor Viaduct. ©

The Court of Appeal ruled that we don’t need bike lanes (read more here). According the Ontario Society of Professional Engineers (OSPE), “OSPE continues to believe that changes to transportation infrastructure should be grounded in current, independent engineering evidence and municipal knowledge of local conditions, rather than applied uniformly through provincial directive. Notably, the strongest case for this position now comes from the province’s own commissioned work: a safety analysis prepared for the Ministry of Transportation by engineering firm CIMA+, which surfaced through a court challenge, estimated that removing the bike lanes could increase collisions for all road users, cyclists, pedestrians, and drivers alike, by as much as 54 per cent, and found no clear evidence that removal would ease congestion.” – read more here.

We ride together for safe infrastructure.

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