Author: John Brown
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Tips and tricks for setting up your tubeless tires on your bike
Tubeless tires are one of the best upgrades you can make to your bike. They are more resistant to flats, ride better, and are lighter. With all their benefits, the fear of setting them up keeps many riders from enjoying the tubeless world. If you are still refusing to take the leap for fear of…
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Causes of a broken chain and the quick and easy ways to fix it
The second most common trailside mechanical to a flat tire is a broken chain. While it could be the end of an otherwise great ride, with a little preparation, you can easily and quickly get if fixed and back on the road. Read on to learn the causes of and remedies to a broken chain.
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Mountain bike wheel sizes: past, present and future explained
Once the 29er revolution took over, many companies started looking at even more sizes. Therefore, we now have: 24”, 26”, 27.5”, 29”, 27+ and 29+ wheel options, with another new dimension on the horizon. Take a look below to see the pros and cons of each size.
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HaveFunBiking’s product editor has opened Brown’s Bicycles!
Over the past two years HaveFunBiking (HFB) readers have enjoyed reading many product reviews, how-to articles and helpful tips by John Brown. Now, John has opened a bike shop of his very own, called Brown’s Bicycles. Located a few miles west of HFB, the shop is at 2323 W 66th Street, right here in Richfield Minnesota.
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Riding with young kids can be fun and easy with these options
Spring has sprung and you may want to get out with your kids for a ride. For younger kids who aren’t riding yet or are still on tricycles, riding more than a few blocks is unfortunately not possible. Don’t be deterred though, there are many different ways to get out and ride and bring your…
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Tips for planning a great bike adventure for lasting memories
Congratulations, if you have decided to take the leap and plan a great bike adventure. It could be a small charity ride, your first triathlon, a multi-day bike tour, or a fun filled trip for the whole family, whatever the bike adventure, there are a few things you should know before leaving your front door.




