Bike Friday is proud to announce we will have two new dealers in Chicago, Green Machine Cycles and J.C. Lind Bicycle Company. The Haul-a-Day is available for test rides now at Green Machine Cycles. J.C. Lind will have a Haul-a-Day soon!
The desert scenery swept into my view like the opening scenes of a good old fashion Cowboy Movie. The subtle pastel colors of sand and towering Saguaro cactus against a brilliant, nearly cloudless blue sky felt as comforting as an old pair of jeans. As my tires left the hum
Claudia Covarrubias owns an Open Air Cinema Haul-a-Day and lives in Mexico. She just pedaled, produced and directed a wonderful video showing the potential of the Haul-a-Day View the video here
Adam Newman at Bicycle Times has a Bike Friday Haul-a-Day that he has been riding for a review in a future issue. Here is his first take on the bike, which he says: “Bike Friday says it wasn’t looking for outright cargo capacity when it designed the Haul-A-Day, rather it
By Raz On the surface, Alan Scholz and Billy Henry might look as though they have little in common. Alan, a Baby Boomer with gray edges up top, is Co-Founder of Bike Friday. Billy, a Millenial with his hair spiked to a point in the middle, is Co-Founder of the
By Robbie Dow / Bike Friday Sales Manager The 18th Annual Gathering of the Australian Bike Friday Club (ABFC) took place in early April 2014, and I was quite fortunate to be a part of it. Before the trip started, I was looking forward to meeting several Australian Bike Friday
Here is the second great post about our soon-to-be-released Haul-a-Day.
EDITOR’S NOTE: Bike Friday owners Pamela and Nateon Ajello captured the adventure of a lifetime to India on film, and created an amazing short feature. By Nateon Ajello When we made the decision to tour 1,300 miles across India, Nepal and Bhutan, we knew we need a bike that was
BY STEVE NICOL As soon as I saw the first announcement for a Bike Friday Silk I knew I had to have one. I have been a fan of folding bikes for awhile because I tend to travel a lot, but was getting rather fed up with the seemingly inevitable