Adapted Cycles for the Wounded In Service Community (Part One)

Hello again from Amsterdam! I hope you’re all well and have made it through Storm Eunice unscathed. Let’s hope some better cycling weather is on its way! The storm made for some hectic cycling around Amsterdam, judging by the amount of die-hard dutchie cyclists I saw flying backwards across Dutch streets on social media. It’s […]

The Benefits of Electric Cargo Bikes (Part Two)

I love home deliveries as much as anybody out there. There are days that I will use Gorillas to deliver me breakfast, Zapp to deliver me toilet paper and a cheeky pack of cigarettes when I run out mid-day, Amazon for a gift for my sister and then Uber Eats for my dinner. Sometimes I […]

Green Logistics: E-Cargo Bikes for Business (Part One)

The world we live in is facing its fair share of challenges. Whether it’s businesses trying to stay afloat amidst a pandemic or the looming threat of climate catastrophe: it’s enough to make a grown woman cry. I won’t pretend to have the solutions to these problems, but I’ve been researching a way in which […]

An Insight into the Cycling Culture of Holland by a ‘Dutchie’

Holland is the country of cheese, tulips and coffee shops. But more importantly than that, it is the country of 17 million people and 23 million bikes. Holland is a country where the average person cycles an astonishing 1000 km a year. Where even its coolest rappers sing about real-world problems like having to deal […]