Author: John Brown
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Kid’s bikes can be a gateway to a lifetime of fun.
Knowing the differences between kids’ bikes will make it easier when it’s time to get your child on a bicycle. Whether it’s the first bike or an upgrade to a bigger size. Here are some tips to help you decide what’s best for your young rider.
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Getting a bicycle rack will protect your car and your bike!
In most cases, a bicycle rack for your car is a necessity if you want to transport your bike safely. Consequently, by trying to transport your bicycle in the trunk, you can create serious damage to it. In light of that, here are a few tips and facts about choosing, buying, and installing the right…
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Clothing that is waterproofi a surefire way to stay comfortable
With spring approaching, staying dry is the most critical and challenging part of biking or hiking with rain and snow in the forecast. The best way to keep warm and dry is to wear waterproof clothing. While most synthetic fabrics still insulate when wet, being damp diminishes their ability to keep you warm. Therefore, a…
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Chasing away those winter blues traveling to a warm destination
With cold temps with us for a few more months, it is not uncommon for cabin fever to set in. Many of us use this time of year to head off to a warm destination to get out of the cold and kick-start the spring season a little early. While the list of warm biking…
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Winter in a bike shop is a great time to learn and save
The winter months are the perfect time to visit a bike shop and learn. Other than just enjoying bikes at a time when you may not be riding, there are many benefits to visiting your bike shop during the cooler months of the year. You can learn more about your bike in the slower winter…
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Staying fit when outdoor winter activities isn’t your thing
Snow, ice, and cold make for excellent conditions for fat biking, but how do you keep in shape when winter bike riding isn’t your thing? Luckily, many fun activities, exercises, drills, and products can help keep you in shape through the winter months.
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Quick tips for renting a bicycle when traveling
Taking your bicycle when you travel is not always possible, but don’t give up on the idea of riding altogether. Renting a bike or e-bike is an easy way to experience new places. Plus, it lets you try a new bike you may want to buy when you get home. Before you travel, here are…
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Winter riding fun with these easy cold weather tips
I can’t fight it any longer; my powers of denial are only so strong. Despite my best efforts, a change is coming, and I can do nothing to stop it. That’s right, winter is here. We just experienced a real cold snap, and snow is coming. While I can’t stop the cold elements from hitting…
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Make a resolution, 2026 could be your best bike year ever!
After all the presents are opened, and the last cookies disappear, many of us focus on the year ahead. More specifically, many of us begin the annual task of developing New Year’s resolutions for ourselves. Why not resolve to make this year your best year for bike riding by starting now?
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Minnesota River bottoms, a fun year-round trail network
Famous for mountain biking, hiking, fishing, and bird watching, the Minnesota River Bottoms in Bloomington, MN, offers some of the last natural trails in the Twin Cities metro. And it is an oasis for winter fat biking. At the Bloomington Ferry Bridge site, you will find one of three starting points for many outdoor adventures along…