Chromoly is actively used because Bike Friday is a bike that travels the world.

Chromoly absorbs vibrations from the road surface to a reasonable degree, which is an advantage on long-distance rides, allowing the rider to enjoy the ride to the end of the day.
The nature of a folding bike also means that it must be durable enough to be folded repeatedly, and if it breaks on the road, it can be welded back together again, another important reason for using chromoly.

From the very beginning to the present, Bike Friday's frames are made one by one at the company's factory in Eugene, Oregon, U.S.A., by craftsmen who carry out the entire frame production process from welding to painting.

Most models are made to order based on the measurements of the rider's physique. Bike Friday is a handmade custom folding frame.　And it is very important to note that even if the frame should break, it is guaranteed to be repaired to the fullest extent possible.

The fact that it will last forever may seem counter-intuitive in the context of a lifestyle of constant replacement that has become so commonplace in recent years, but I believe it sums up the important values that CIRCLE'S believes in: long-lasting service.

The folding function of the frame is basically one-touch with a quick lever.

In addition to the frame, the handlebars and saddle can also be detachable or foldable, depending on the model, and each is designed for riding performance, ease of use, and storage efficiency.

The folding part is the first thing that many folding bicycles break. This part of the bike is the first thing to break, and it is clear that Bike Friday is committed to making bicycles that can be loved and used for a long time.

Where is the force applied when riding a bicycle? What kind of folding method is easier to use? What kind of materials can be used for longer life and reasonable price?

The answers to these questions could not have been found overnight.
However, I believe that the result of pursuing these questions is the reason why our bicycles are loved all over the world. The folding part alone is not enough to talk about.

Currently at Circles, models numbered [1] through [5], except for [1], are available for viewing in the store.

The [1] and [2] models allow you to choose the stem you want to use. This is especially popular among touring riders, as it allows them to try out various positioning options.

3] and [5] are commonly known as "goose stems" because of their distinctive shape. It is no exaggeration to say that Bike Friday is all about these stems.

The new handlebar was developed for Bike Friday's newest model, the Allpacka, and is a handlebar for bikepacking that can handle off-road and dirt riding while also allowing the attachment of handlebar bags and other accessories.

The H-bar, mainly used by New World Tourists, is a classic flat handlebar with nostalgic bar-end bars, which, despite its flat handlebar, allows the rider to change his posture by changing where he holds it while riding, making it suitable for long distance riding.

It is easy to think of this handle as an STI version of the H-bar mentioned above.
It can be used on the New World Tourist and Pocket Rocket with road components.
Although the grip is more limited than a drop handlebar, it is less likely to disrupt the overall styling of the bike even if you choose an upright position.

It is a derivative of the H-bar, but can be used like a normal flat handlebar while still allowing for bar end bars and reverse brake levers.

As the name suggests, the shape of the H-bar has been turned upside down to fit commuter bikes like Halu-A-Day.
The upright and comfortable position can be selected.

Bike Friday is a custom handmade motorcycle. Each bike is built in Eugene, Oregon, to order, based on numbers taken from the rider's build.