Not really. See, this graffiti artist Gabe DeLao stopped by the Factory . “Listen, you have trouble with taggers,” he said. “They tag blank walls. But if you have artwork, they respect it, and leave it alone.” Kinda made sense to us, especially when Gabe admitted that he started as
Adventure Cyclist’s Patrick O’Grady has a video review of the Bike Friday Silk online. Check out the whole review in the latest issue of Adventure Cyclist.
On this Saturday, July 27th, you are invited to join Co-Founder Alan Scholz and a few others from Bike Friday’s headquarters in Eugene, Oregon, as we take advantage of the Portland Art Museum’s gracious hospitality. The day will begin at 9 a.m. as Alan gives a talk about bicycle
A Safe Routes to School class at Kelly Middle School in Eugene, OR, took their Bike Friday OSATAs for a ride as their safety classes drew to a close. The National Safe Routes to School program is looking for a technical director. We figure a lot of Bike Friday owners
Check out this story on the recent Bike To School Day. It gives us hope for a bright future.
We apologize for those of you who have been waiting for our new catalog that includes our Silk. We now have printed versions available. CLICK HERE TO ORDER
If you love bikes, the Portland [Oregon] Art Museum is a must-see destination this summer with its exhibit: Cyclepedia: Iconic Bicycle Design. The exhibit is a display from the private collection of Michael Embacher, a bicycle aficionado and designer who wrote the book “Cyclepedia.” Bike Friday’s New World Tourist is
When Bike Friday’s Raz attended the recent Sea Otter Classic in Monterey, CA, he got a look at what’s new in the bike world. While the 29er [that’s a 29-inch wheel] has been getting attention for a few years, Raz got a peek at a 36er!!
Cycling blogger Wojtel Wysocki, who writes for the Atlanta Sports Gear Examiner.com, took this video of Raz showing off our Bike Friday Silk at the Sea Otter Classic in Monterey, CA.
I have to admit, I had other things on my mind. A beautiful spring day, sunshine angling with soft morning light… I just nailed the photo of our Touring Silk that I had been hoping for. Now it was time to get into work. I should have known, really, all