eBikes Spring 2025

eBike Tests

  • Test Report: Giant’s Yukon E+ Can Tackle Snow, Dirt, or Local Trails and it’s a Heck of a Lot of Fun

  • Test Report: Gazelle’s Ultimate C8 eBike Offers a Great Blend of Style, Comfort and Performance

  • Test Report: Riese & Müller’s Stylish Culture Urban eBike Delivers Confidence and Reliability

  • Test Report: Quest Eclipse eFatbike is Great for Commuting and Adventures Year-round

eBikes 2025

  • Trek Launches the All-new Lightweight FX+ 1 its First-ever Throttle eBike

  • Specialized Launches All-New Turbo Levo 4 eMTB Where Super Meets Natural

  • Giant Launches the All NEW Yukon E+ Designed to Keep You Pedaling Through Winter

  • Trek Slash+ 9.9 X0 AXS T-Type

eAdventures

How Canadian Cities are Adapting to COVID to Help People Safely Access Public Spaces

June 9, 2020 - Canadian Geographic spoke to six experts in urban planning, to look at how Canadian cities are responding to the COVID-19 pandemic as it shifts from “stay home” to “stay safe”. What are they doing, how is it working, and what more could be done moving forward ?

Humber Bay Arch Bridge in Toronto © Can Geo Photo Club/J Dakin

Some are closing streets to vehicles to make space for pedestrians and cyclists, other cities have changed how their public transit operates. As businesses reopen, come cities are looking at extending patio spaces onto roadways to allow restaurants to serve customers with physical distancing in mind. Read the full article here.

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