News from the Factory

Bike Friday honors Bfold

We took time out at the Bike Expo New York to thank David Lam for making Bfold Bicycles in Manhattan the top Bike Friday dealer in North America. Great job to everyone at Bfold. Check them out.

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Old Friend

Looking long and hard at my camera, I knew the karmic reality: If I take the camera, I probably won’t get the opportunity I seek. The chance to see an old friend. I needed to stack the odds. I left it behind. My mission in the morning rain whittled down

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Bike Frame: COLORS, COLORS, COLORS!

A quick view of the frame colors we offer on Bike Fridays To see frame color choices as well as cable housing color choices on a bike frame, check out this Color Viewer on another page (takes 2 steps to get there): Another place to experiment with frame colors is

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Senator Merkley visits Bike Friday

Oregon U.S. Senator Jeff Merkley stopped by Bike Friday on April 3, and participated in a roundtable discussion with some local business leaders including Bike Friday Co-Founder Alan Scholz and Bike Friday General Manager Hanna Scholz. Merkley’s visit is part of his “Made in Oregon Tour.” Joining the discussion were

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Rob English on NuVinci + Gates Carbon Belt

[EDITOR’S NOTE: A customer recently asked Bike Friday Head Designer Rob English about combining a NuVinci 360 hub with a Gates Carbon Belt Drive system. Previously Bike Friday did not offer that combination. Now we proudly can offer it. Here is what Rob had to say:] We hadn’t previously offered

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ASK ROB: NuVinci and Gates combo

[EDITOR’S NOTE: The bell has rung, it’s time again to take your seats and listen up as Bike Friday Head Designer Rob English holds class. Today’s topic springs from a interested Bike Friday customer who wants to know why he can’t combine the Gates Belt Drive technology on the Carbon

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Making of a Catalog, part 3

[EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the THIRD INSTALLMENT of the Catalog Tales. It’s the story of the adventure to collect photos for a catalog that morphed from a traditional piece to the publication now available by contacting us here.]   BY RAZ  Eugene. Corvallis. Portland. Bend. The list goes on and on of

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Making of a Catalog, part 2

[EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the SECOND INSTALLMENT of the Catalog Tales. It’s the story of the adventure to collect photos for a catalog that morphed from a traditional piece to the publication now available by contacting us here.]   By Raz Mountains, lakes, rivers — Oregon offers so many options it’s impossible

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