Ben Haworth is a journalist based in Todmorden, United Kingdom. He is a regular contributor to Singletrack World, focusing on mountain biking and the local biking scene. Ben's articles cover product reviews, industry news, and interviews with mountain bike personalities.
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Ben Haworth's coverage is predominantly focused on the mountain biking industry, particularly product promotions and reviews. To effectively reach out to him, consider offering new products for review or promotion within the mountain biking space. Providing exclusive insights into upcoming trends, personalities in the industry, or unique behind-the-scenes stories related to mountain biking may also capture his interest.
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