Word Spreading Around the World
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.
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!
See why Bike Friday and so many of our customers are excited about the Haul-a-Day. It’s potential to change lives is vast. WATCH THE HAUL-A-DAY INTRODUCTION VIDEO
If you’d like to support Bike Friday’s new Cargo Bike, the Haul-a-Day, check out our Kickstarter Campaign to raise funds. The Haul-a-Day allows an entire household to be human powered with one size-adjustable bike. There are several great cargo bikes on the market that focus on carrying very heavy loads
BY RAZ The conference room at the Bahia Resort buzzed as I reached my hand into the glass bowl to pull out the name of the winner of a New World Tourist at the National Bicycle Tourism Convention in San Diego. For the past three days, the movers and shakers
The buzz began months ago. Check that. It began a year ago. Back in October 2013, a couple of Bike Friday employees rode some prototype Cargo Bikes in the Eugene Disaster Relief Trials. Engineer Willie Hatfield was first across the finish line. Michael Macemon was fifth. You could say from
Bike Friday’s tikit won a Good Design Award in Japan. Read the story here. The Good Design Award is a comprehensive and annual program for the evaluation and commendation of design, organized by Japan Institute of Design Promotion (JDP). Its origin was “Good Design Selection System” established in 1957 by
Bike Friday owner Merle Ledford sent us this note that a couple of Bike Fridays make cameo appearances in the latest Safe Streets video.
EDITOR’S NOTE: We recently received an essay from Bike Friday owner Dr. Murray Fishel, who discovered cycling and let it change his life. He retired from teaching and took up cycling. The Background In 1991 I was a professor of Political Science at Kent State University. In the previous 10