By Raz The buzz along the banks of the Willamette River began to intensify as the afternoon wore on and a blazing July sun beat
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
Some photos from Sunday’s Blackberry bRamble here in Eugene.
   Thom Dodd is our Bike Friday Dealer in New Zealand, and is using his Bike Fridays to prepare for an Ironman distance triathlon.    Â
You might be able to imagine what it’s like to roll out a new model in Oregon in the middle of winter. OK, if you
It’s the kind of moment that represents the true essence of Bike Friday. It’s a day like any other. Phones ringing. People working. Bodies shuffling
Portland’s rep as a cycling Mecca goes without saying. There’s just so many aspects to its cycling culture, it’s difficult to know where to begin.
Everyone has a story. That has been the primary lure of journalism for me over the years. The story. It’s also one of reasons it’s
When the world’s largest recreational bicycle ride, Vätternrundan in Sweden, finished at midnight June 18th with its highest number of participants, Great Britain’s Patrick Stevens
[NOTE: The ongoing saga of Raz and the fixed gear tikit continue.] Back at the office, my goal is clear. Time to corner Walter. He’s
