Bike Friday
3364 W. 11th Ave.
Eugene, OR 97402

(800) 777-0258
(541) 687-0487

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Service Advisory
This is an update on the ongoing Titanium beam-testing program

Headbadge Contest
What distinguishes a hand built bicycle from the mass produced? A headbadge!

Divorce Your Trunk
If you're thinking of divorcing your car, or rather the trunk...

Small Wheels Meet Big Dig in Boston
In November I happened to mention in the YAK that I was going over to Long Island...

Woman, Bikes, and our New Crusoe...
"Me? Ride a bike? Oh, sure, when I was a kid..."

Wish You Weren't Here
After five years, this incident on our honeymoon in Oaxaca Mexico still amazes me and is still focused down to a few short, tense and terrifying minutes.

Showed 'N' Rode
One perfectly freezing Sunday morning in Bend, Oregon...

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Volume 10, Number 1 10th Anniversary Edition Spring 2002
Departments: Objects of Desire  ::   Anything Bike  ::   Epicenters  ::   Clinics
Bike Friday Club of America  ::   Founder's Message  ::   Things People Do
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COG CONFUSION? 7/8/9 speeds - Gavin Donahue

Bike Friday has used a variety of industry cassette standards. First there was 7speed. This standard was expanded to 8 speeds by using a wider cassette drive body and adding the 8th cog. The chain width and shifter indexing spacing stayed the same, but one more shift point was added to the shifters. The component makers then developed narrower cogs and chains so that 9 cogs could fit on the 8-speed drive body. This is termed 8/9 speed spacing. The narrower 9 speed chain works well on both, but the 7/8 speed chain will not work on the 9 speed cogs, as it is too wide. Additionally, the 9 speed cassette spacing requires the narrower 9 speed shifter indexing spacing. A persistent point of confusion... MORE
A BENT FOR TRAVEL
The Bike Friday Recumbent Tandem - By Lynette Chiang

We've had an outstanding response to our call for Beta Testers for the TwoEasy, now code named DoubleDay (we had a large uprising of people telling... MORE
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