The essence of the smallest Bike Friday ever built. Rob English chose 305 wheels, basically the smallest tires available. Custom made 90 mm cranks were made to meet the demands of Hailey’s 11-inch inseam. Rob chose a single speed with the ability to add a derailleur in the future. Speaking
Rand and Jo Erickson were traveling from Olympia, Washington, to Southern California recently. Since they were passing through Eugene, they figured they’d stop by Bike Friday to see if we could help them out. You see, Jo Erickson suffered a spinal cord injury that left her with paralysis of
        Whenever someone points out that cyclists come in all shapes, sizes and forms, I take a moment to reflect on it. Sure enough. There are cyclists who ride for fitness. Cyclists who ride for pure joy. Cyclists who commute. And, of course, cyclists who have no other wheel-powered choice
Once Carol Collins gets rolling, look out. When she’s on her Bike Friday, she takes no prisoners. The evidence sparkles in the sunlight from the three gold medals draped around her neck — hardware won at the National Senior Olympics down in her hometown of Houston back in June. When
With just a few days left before Saturday’s Eugene Celebration Parade, our Bike Friday Tandemonium Band got in a little practice at lunch, getting creative since a few of the tandems were lent out for a special event.
A fun day at Bike Friday with the folks from Savvy Cycling Tours. Here’s a photo gallery.
Bike Friday is more than a family business for the Scholzes. That’s because cycling is part of the fabric of their lives. Alan Scholz, the co-founder of Bike Friday, cracks a wide smile when he thinks about today’s cutting-edge cycling publications that are geared toward young families. Magazines like Momentum