Over the past three decades, we’ve built over 40,000 bikes — all crafted to last. We take our responsibility to keep them rolling seriously.
We’re committed to help keep your bike on the road and rolling smooth for many years. The bike nuts in our service department are dedicated to solve problems, offer tips, re-supply warn out parts and facilitate repairs and upgrades if needed.
Before reaching out, we encourage you to explore our resource library — you’ll often find answers, examples, and helpful guides ready to assist you.
When you need us, our team is ready to offer its assistance.
Email Service@bikeFriday.com or use our service request form to get started.
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What Are The Best 20-Inch Bike Tires for Commuting, Touring & More
Meet Julia – the hero behind the scenes who sources all the parts and tires for your bikes. Choosing the right tires makes a huge difference in how a bike rides, feels, and performs. Depending on your setup and riding style, you might prioritize speed, comfort, durability, traction, or load-bearing
Tips to get your bike ready for spring riding
Spring/ Summer Tune-up Checklist: Dust off the dirt – Clean away dirt and grease of the past. Rust free is the goal – Check for visible signs of rust, especially on brake cables and chain – rusted brake cables should be replaced. Lube it up – Clean your
Old Bike Friday Reborn…Overhaul and repaint turns an old Bike Friday into a new one!
When something old, becomes new again. Pictured below is a beloved Bike Friday tore apart and ready to be brought back to life again. New paint is where it all begins. Back home it is brought back to life and put back together again just at Humpty Dumpty once was.
Watching my Watts
Blog by Kent Peterson: Alan Scholz recently gave me a new KT-LCD6 display console for my e-bike. It’s a bit bigger than my old KT-LCD5 console, but it shows me a few things that my old display didn’t. In addition to the usual speed, average speed, trip distance, and total
Spring Maintenance for your Bike Friday…
The snow has thawed, the roads are clear and for many, there is a layer of dust on your perfectly packed folding Bike Friday from your last trip. This is the time, the time when you need to start thinking about pulling out your bike, unfold it, put it all back together
