Welcome to Bike Friday, where we believe the bicycle is still the most efficient, human-centred form of transportation ever designed.
We exist to offer elegant, personal solutions to modern problems: reducing reliance on car culture, supporting healthier lives, and strengthening communities, one thoughtfully built bike at a time.
Our guiding belief is simple: a bicycle should amplify your life. It should fit you, reflect you, and be there when you need it wherever you are in the world.
Each Bike Friday is made to order, because every rider is different. We listen first, build with care, and stand behind our work. We don’t just want to build bikes; we want to build long-term relationships rooted in service, not just transactions.
Each Bike Friday is made to order, because every rider is different. We listen first, build with care, and stand behind our work. We want to build long-term relationships rooted in service, not just transactions.
The wildly popular band Imagine Dragons recently spent most of their time shooting their latest Shots (Broiler Remix) music video on Haul-a-Days in Las Vegas. Stuart Farmer, whose company Open Air Cinema uses Bike Fridays as the foundation for its mobile cycling cinema bike, hooked up the band with four Haul-a-Days for the video shoot. […]
Brock Dittus of The Sprocket Podcast in Portland recently interviewed Bike Friday Special Projects Manager Raz for a podcast You can LISTEN HERE
Bike Friday’s Jordan Bishko and his son Eli charged toward the finish line and won the Family Class. The New York Times has an article on the emergence of Cargo Bikes. READ IT HERE
This from owner KayCee Millitante: “My first time taking a bike on the Metra — ever — and the only problem I had was that the conductor wouldn’t stop asking me about my very cool bike smile emoticon (and I’d been nervous because I heard some were cranky about bringing on bikes!)” — KayCee Millitante
We got this note from a Haul-a-Day owner: “With the front wheel turned around and the bike in the 52cm position, the Haul-a-Day fits nicely in the bike racks on a Santa Clara VTA Light Rail train car, so HaDs in the Silicon Valley can ride light rail with confidence!” — Martin Quiazon