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Bike Friday

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American folding bicycle company
Bike Friday
Company typePrivate
IndustryBicycles
Founded1992; 34 years ago (1992)
Headquarters,
USA
Key people
Hanna Scholz, President
ProductsBicycles and related components
Number of employees
22[1]
ParentGreen Gear Cycling
Websitewww.bikefriday.com
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Bike Friday is a manufacturer offolding,small-wheeledbicycles that is headquartered in Eugene, Oregon, United States.[1][2] The company was founded in 1992 by brothers Alan Scholz and Hanz Scholz. By 2018, it employed 22 people and manufactured frames in Eugene.[1][3][4][5] Alan Scholz also foundedBurley Design Cooperative in 1978.[3][6]

Bike Friday was the only manufacturer of folding bicycles in the United States by 2018,[1] and many of the bikes they made were custom.[7] Some of the models produced includetandems,[8] one that can fold into a backpack,[9]commuter bicycles,[10]belt-drive bicycles,[11]cargo bicycles,[4][5] amountain bike,[12]recumbents,[13] and even a folding, recumbent, tandem.

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  1. ^abcdChristian Wihtol (August 7, 2018)."Bike Friday looks beyond successful niche".The Register-Guard. Retrieved2019-05-28.Bike Friday is the only U.S.-based maker of folding bikes, up against much larger major competitors based in Taiwan and Britain.
  2. ^Simon Withers (September 25, 2009)."Bike Friday Tikit review". BikeRadar. Retrieved2019-05-28.
  3. ^ab"Oregon Companies Keep Production Local". Bicycle Retailer. December 30, 2008. Retrieved2019-05-28.Brothers Alan and Hanz Scholz (Alan Scholz founded another longtime Eugene bike company, Burley Design, in 1978) founded Bike Friday ... with the mission to create a high quality folding, travel bike.
  4. ^abMarc Sani (November 24, 2014)."Bike Friday launches new cargo bike and hopes to build a bigger dealer base". Bicycle Retailer. Retrieved2019-05-28.Alan Scholz and his brother, Hanz, founded Bike Friday in 1992.
  5. ^abElon Glucklich (February 22, 2015)."Bike Friday gears up".The Register-Guard. Retrieved2019-05-28.Founded: 1992 by brothers Alan and Hans Scholz
  6. ^"Alan Scholz: Portable Bike Builder".1859 Oregon's Magazine. March 1, 2013. Retrieved2019-05-28.The small-wheeled bike is designed to fit in an airline-friendly suitcase without incurring additional fuss or fee.
  7. ^Suzanne Hamlin (October 11, 2002)."SHOPPING LIST; Bikes That Collapse For Weekend Getaways".New York Times. Retrieved2019-05-28.
  8. ^Fred Matheny."Bike Friday TiLite XL Road Tandem Traveler". Road Bike Rider. Retrieved2019-05-28.
  9. ^Steve Fisher (September 15, 2016)."Bike Friday's new pakiT city bikes start at 14.9 lbs and fold up into a backpack". Bike Rumor. Retrieved2019-05-28.
  10. ^Gwendal Castellan (February 17, 2012)."Bike Friday 1st Class tikit Folding Bike Review".Momentum Magazine. Retrieved2019-05-28.
  11. ^"The Best Folding Bikes You Can Buy Right Now".Bicycling. March 8, 2019. Retrieved2019-05-28.
  12. ^Ellen Tien (July 21, 2002)."PULSE: P.S.; For Rocky Path and Car Trunk".New York Times. Retrieved2019-05-28.
  13. ^Bryan J. Ball."Bike Friday Sat R Day". BentRiderOnline. Retrieved2019-05-28.
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