December 16, 2014
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When it came time to back up their talk with action, Bike Friday’s IT department looked to their Haul-a-Days. With an every growing pile of old technology equipment piling up, a trip to Next Step Recycling was in order. Enter the Haul-a-Days. The IT boys packed up three Haul-a-Days to
Bike Friday’s Walter Lapchynski worked on his hefty load, with more than 200 pounds of equipment strapped on his bike. Our crew making our Cargo Bike the Haul-a-Day has Bike Friday employees dreaming of “Their Idea for a Haul-a-Day”
Bike Friday owner Scott Bernstein made his local newspaper, The Journal News, talking about his commute to Manhattan on his Bike Friday. Here’s an excerpt: “His route: Bernstein commutes by bike about four days a week and takes local roads in Westchester. He weaves through Yonkers and the Bronx, crosses
If you are looking to stay fit on the road, the LA Times has a great gift guide for you. Check it out
Our Kickstarter Campaign continues to humble us, with more than 150 backers and more than $114,000 raised. The news is spreading around the Internet. Check out these posts: On Treehugger.com: Folding bike pioneers create cargo bike, destroy Kickstarter goal On TheActiveTimes.com: Would you swap your SUV for this Cargo
People for Bikes just passed the one million mark for Americans who have stood up to say they are cyclists. Check out their site.
About 40 percent of all Bike Fridays are sold outside of the USA. So, it isn’t too shocking that news of our Kickstarter Campaign has spread far and wide. Check out this post in Japan.
Our Haul-a-Day Co-Designer Shane MacRhodes took his family Christmas Tree shopping with his Haul-a-Day and did a video on it.
Amazing response for our Haul-a-Day Kickstarter campaign. We can’t thank everyone enough for spreading the word and being so gracious in supporting us. We hit our initial goal within two days, and our first stretch goal in three. Now it’s on to big game changer goals for our small company!