Author: Russ Lowthian
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Bike Pic Nov 4, one more dry weather day for a fun fall ride
Another beautiful Tuesday for a fun fall ride
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Bike Pic Nov 3, riding into the cool Monday morning sun with fall colors
Riding into the Monday morning sun with fall colors
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Bike Pic Friday,Oct 31, dress warm for a bike-ghoulish day
This Friday, stay dry and have a bike-ghoulish day of fun!
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Bike Pic Oct 30, a perfect time to test out your Halloween costume
It’s Thursday, and the afternoon sun should be the perfect time to ride and make last-minute adjustments to your costume.
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Bike Pic Oct 29, bright clothing adds to a comfortable ride!
This cool-weather Wednesday, bright clothing adds to a comfortable ride!
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Fun Minnesota places to visit and stay fit once snow arrives
Living in the upper Midwest, with four distinct seasons, fat biking can be a fun way to pass the time in winter while getting a good cardio workout. Many studies state the benefits of staying active in cold weather, and riding a fat bike will do that. As an avid cross-country skier, I see the…
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The 2025 e-bike contest at HaveFunBiking has a winner
We are happy to announce that Kim’s e-mail address was drawn from our pool of registered e-database contestants. With fall colors beginning to peak in Bemidji a couple of weeks ago, we enjoyed meeting her there and presenting the new Pedego Avenue E-bike from our 2025 Bike/Hike Guide campaign.
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An e-bike kit for your bicycle might be an option
The thought of converting an existing bicycle is alluring, but most e-kits I have reviewed don’t make economic sense. After talking with Lexie Lyng, who displayed her custom NISHIKI Road bike with a Swytch E-bike Kit at the Minnesota State Fair in the Eco Building, this may be an affordable solution.
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Preparing your bike for storage, a check list help protect your gear
Having enjoyed another summer season of cycling and many great memories, it’s time to prepare your bike for winter storage. Unless you plan to pedal your two-wheel steed throughout the winter. Regardless, wouldn’t it be nice to be ready to ride when the temperature warms next year?