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.
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.
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.
The Eugene-Springfield area is undergoing a Bike Parking survey to help the local transportation officials: Lane Transit District’s Point2point, our regional transportation options program, has secured funding for a regional bicycle parking study in the Eugene-Springfield area. The study is measuring short and long term bicycle parking supply and demand, concerns about existing facilities, potential […]
Got plans for March? Why not make some? Say, spend a week in the Arizona desert enjoying miles of pleasure on your bike, great company, tasty food? Each March PacTours sets aside a week for Bike Friday owners and enthusiasts to join the fun in the sun. Desert Camp’s Historic Hotel week is March 9-16, […]
Here’s a neat post from our Bike Friday Dealer in Redwood City, CA, Mike J Yep, your Bike Friday is always there for you … Raz had the chance to visit him a few weeks ago. Beautiful place. Great remodel.
By Raz Roll down Lagoon Avenue on Swan Island in Portland’s Industrial valley, past the Daimler Factory to the end of the road, and the towering cranes reach toward the hazy skies over Vigor Industries behind chain link fences and security gates. First thought is obvious: This just might be a little bit too far […]
Over the weekend the trailer that holds 40 Bike Fridays owned by the Eugene 4J School District was stolen. The bikes were OSATAs, designed to be an adjustable bike to fit anyone from 4-foot-6 to 6-foot-4. Read more.
Bike Friday is proud to be a part of the Eugene Bicycle Safety Education Program. According to Shane MacRhodes, who runs the program, it is growing thanks to the Jane Higdon Foundation and support from many local partners. We got to see the fleet of Bike Friday OSATAs out on the road recently with a group of […]