Alvin Holbrook is a Technical Editor for Outside magazine, with his work also appearing in VeloNews and CyclingTips. With a focus on the technical aspects of cycling, Alvin provides insights and analysis on bike gear, trends, and safety, as well as sharing his personal experiences and recommendations in the cycling world.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
International
Not enough data
Alvin Holbrook's articles predominantly focus on product promotions and reviews within the cycling industry. Based on this, he would likely be open to pitches from companies or individuals involved in the cycling industry who can offer new products for review or provide exclusive insights into upcoming trends in bike gear, e-bikes, and bike safety.
Given Alvin's emphasis on reviewing products and covering industry news, experts with an inside understanding of innovations in bike technology could capture his interest. Additionally, those able to provide early access to new products for review may find success when reaching out to him.
Alvin does not specify a geographic focus but appears to take a global view of the cycling industry without specific regional constraints.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Alvin Holbrook
Chinese component manufacturer L-Twoo brings what they call a high-performance electronic shifting with some genuine innovation to boot.
The Recon 2.0 shoes add new features and a svelte look, while the new Specialized Search helmet ticks all the boxes.
By: Alvin Holbrook
Not so fast, however. The team is still using 32 mm wide tires rather than a gravel-specific option.
Redshift merges drop bars and riser bars into one with their new Top Shelf drop bar by offering up to 70 mm rise over a traditional bar.
Cannondale's newest road e-bike receives a lightweight Bosch Class 3 motor and a carbon frame derived from the Synapse road bike.
Enve's latest road road bike focuses on long distance comfort and performance, but toes on the line of what we think a gravel bike might be.
The brand best known for BMX and mountain bikes is getting in on the drop bar bike market with a duo of go-fast road and gravel bikes.
The 'one bike to do it all' idea comes to the Thesis N1 with this prototype stainless steel road and gravel bike.
From road to gravel to all-road, here are some of the new models that were on display from Jamis, Parlee, Felt, BlackHeart, FiftyOne, and Sava.
The best of specially painted and custom bicycles we loved at the 2024 sea otter classic.
(833) 317-6278 
