Go Dutch

04/15/2026

03/05/2026

Omafiets 4 Ever
Only at Go Dutch

02/28/2026

We don’t take it lightly when customers travel from afar to trust us with their cargo bikes. 🙏🚲

Whether you ride Dutch or non-Dutch, electric or classic, 3 wheels or 2, short frame or long — we’re here for it. Cargo bikes carry what matters most, and that extra weight on the streets demands extra attention to safety.

That’s why we insist on doing things right — proper servicing, safety checks designed for heavy loads, and original parts that protect performance, durability, and most importantly… your family and cargo.

Thank you for making the journey to us and trusting us to keep you rolling safely. We appreciate every single one of you. 💛

RideSafe

GO DUTCH is authorized .nl_original

02/26/2026

Spring is definitely making its presence felt! We finally crossed that “11-hour” milestone today.

Daylight Breakdown for February 26:

Sunrise 6:58 AM
Sunset 6:02 PM
Total Daylight 11 hours, 3 minutes

We’re gaining about 3 minutes of light every single day right now. For context, at the start of this month, we only had about 10 hours of daylight—so you’ve “reclaimed” over an hour of sun just in February!

Time To Cycle

02/26/2026

Spring is upon us, and there’s no better way to celebrate than with a fresh ride. Meet this beautiful Progress Omafiets — now rocking a custom rear rack and a brand-new front basket. Clean lines. Classic style. Pure function.

Simplicity. Single speed. The pure sense of riding the way it was meant to be. 🌼

The snow is almost gone (finally!), so it’s time to:

✔️ Pump some fresh air into those tires
✔️ Wipe off the last traces of winter
✔️ L**e the chain
✔️ Roll into spring with style

Longer days, lighter jackets, and smooth city cruising are calling.

Let’s ride into the season refreshed. 🚲✨

And please let us know if your bike need some love. We have diagnostic, annual tune ups and restoration packages for your wheels.

02/25/2026

Cargo bikes emerged in the early 1900s across Europe, born from necessity rather than novelty. Bakers, milkmen, and postal workers needed efficient ways to transport goods through narrow city streets. The Netherlands and Denmark pioneered these practical vehicles, with businesses quickly adopting them as motorized vehicles were expensive and often impractical for short urban deliveries.

The term “bakfiets” (literally “box bike” in Dutch) perfectly captures the essence of these vehicles. “Bak” means box or container, while “fiets” means bicycle. This straightforward Dutch compound word has become internationally recognized, much like how we’ve adopted “kindergarten” or “croissant” – some concepts are just best expressed in their original language.

Today’s cargo bikes blend traditional practicality with modern innovation – electric motors, modular designs, and smart safety features. They’re not just transportation; they’re a lifestyle choice that says “slow down, connect with your community, and enjoy the ride.”

From Amsterdam’s bustling streets to Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, New York bike boulevards, the humble bakfiets has evolved from a worker’s tool to a symbol of sustainable, joyful urban living.

02/14/2026

Can you believe this is not a new bike? 🚲✨

This is a full restoration of our client’s 15-year-old .

This beauty started its journey in Amsterdam before being shipped across the pond to Toronto.

After millions of kilometers on these city streets, it was time for a little extra love. 🛠️❤️

Stay tuned—we’re sharing the full story next week!

For now, wishing everyone a Happy Valentine’s and a wonderful Family Day weekend! 🇨🇦🌷

02/04/2026

Montreal, we’re coming for you 🇳🇱

We’re doing a Montreal delivery run this Friday and that means:
FREE delivery with the purchase of any Dutch or cargo bike.

✔ Order online by Thursday at 7PM
✔ We hand-deliver it this Friday
✔ No boxes. No courier drama. Just a proper Dutch bike.

👉 Shop new or pre-loved bikes at GoDutch.ca
📍 Montreal area only

See you Friday 👋

MTL

01/21/2026

One month of winter down, two to go. ❄️

While most people are waiting for the spring thaw, we know the truth: Dutch bike season doesn’t have a start or end date. It’s a year-round state of mind. 🚲🔥

Layer up, roll out, and embrace the crisp air. Who else is out there chasing miles today?