April 2, 2014
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We’re coming up on our 22nd Birthday on April 1st. We’ve built more than 40,000 bikes over the years, and in all honesty, it would be difficult to find two exact matches. That’s because our customers have insight and imagination that, well, that create magic. So here’s a blog post
Shane MacRhodes is our local Safe Routes to School coordinator, and has been actively involved in the design of our OSATAs and our new Cargo Bike, the Haul-a-Day, which will be introduced to the public soon. You can get a peek at the Haul-a-Day and get insight into this unique
[EDITOR’S NOTE: We recently received this note and photos from Bike Friday owners David and Carolyn McHale.] “When our son moved on a short term contract to Wellington last August we decided to realize our long held dream of cycle touring in New Zealand.”As part of the planning for the
You can now read the complete Bicycle Times review of our Bike Friday tandem online. CLICK HERE
Douglas Hoffman took his Pocket Rocket Pro on a trip to India, and captured this photo in rural Maharashtra State. EDITOR’S NOTE: Douglas Hoffman, executive director of the Ultra Marathon Cycling Association, recently reviewed a Bike Friday Pocket Rocket Pro for their January Newsletter. Here are some excerpts from his
Our friends at Safe Routes to School encourage everyone to support a bill in Congress that could help create more walkways and bikeways. And, they make it easy to contact your representative.
Bike Friday Service Ace Michael Macemon dips his rear wheel in the MIssouri River during the 2013 RAGBRAI. Photo Courtesy of Roger Hakeman. [EDITOR’S NOTE: Bike Friday Service ace Michael Macemon checked RAGBRAI off his bucket list this past summer, enjoying a week of riding his Bike Friday across Iowa.
Here’s a great post from Seattle, home of the Seattle Seahawks who will play the Denver Broncos in Sunday’s Super Bowl. The Seattle Mayor has made a bet with the Denver Mayor, which is typical. The Seattle Mayor put up a bicycle. Too cool.
We have entered a contest to win a Fed Ex Small Business Grant that we would use to boost our Safe Routes to School OSATA bicycle program. To support our cause, just go to the Fed Ex website link below, and vote. You can vote once each day! Voting continues