Born in 1992, Bike Friday is a second-generation family-owned business that makes unique, well-made foldable bikes. Theyre based in Eugene, Oregon, where they hand-build the bike to your exact specifications.(Photos / Ron Frazelle)At the MADE Show this year, Bike Friday launched its first-ever gravel-specific bike. We got to see it up close and personal, and its a real looker! Plus, it was all dressed up in a new Bike Friday proprietary color as well. Its called Peridot Green, and I love it.The new Pocket Rocket Further is based on the wildly popular Pocket Rocket; the new Pocket Rocket Further Gravel bike is Bike Fridays first folding bike designed from the ground up for gravel.It looks ready for any terrain. It has bigger tire clearance (up to 1.6 tires), supports thru-axles, replaceable drop-outs, hydraulic disc brakes, and sports a UDH rear derailleur hanger. Its hand-built, custom-fit, and it still folds up into an airline-checkable suitcase.Drop bars are hard to pack, so the new Pocket Rocket Further comes with split road drop bars. This makes the drop bars easy to separate and pack up. But it remains strong and stiff when installed. One-piece titanium seat mastPocket Rocket Further Retail & DetailRetail: $3,200 (base model), $1,400 (frame kit) As seen at the show: $6,151 with the below specsSRAM Rival 113 Electronic shifting and hydraulic brakes, White Industry componentsOne-piece titanium seat mast. Does not fold, but is easily removable for packing down. New Frame FeaturesWidened fork and frame: Adds clearance for up to 1.6-inch tires, including the highly requested 1 38, our widest ever on a road bike.Hydraulic disc brakes: braze-ons and mounts that take Hydraulic cables for several brandsFlat-mount calipers: the universal drop-bar standard; every major brake maker fits.Thru-axles: 12100 front, 12142 rear, stiffer, more precise, no rotor rub.Modular rear dropouts: Swappable and adaptable as standards evolve.Universal Derailleur Hanger (UDH) with SRAM Full Mount provision: hangers available in any bike shop; ready for direct-mount drivetrains.Pre-orders opened on August 20th for a December 2026 delivery. For more details, or to order your own custom-built Bike Friday, hit the link below!BikeFriday.com