Jack Luke is the digital editor at BikeRadar. With a lifelong obsession for cycling and bike technology, he focuses on cycle touring, bikepacking, and unique cycling adventures, while also showcasing stories that often go unreported. Jack is featured in BikeRadar and has contributed to articles for the Guardian, as well as being a guest on BBC Radio Scotland.
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Jack Luke's articles primarily focus on reviews of cycling products and event coverage related to cycling. His emphasis is on deals, promotions, and product reviews within the cycling industry.
Given his focus on product promotion and extensive bike reviews, he would likely be interested in pitches that offer new or unique insights into bicycle gear, accessories, or technology. Additionally, if you are involved in organizing or participating in major cycling events such as Grinduro Wales or similar competitions, Jack Luke may be open to receiving information about these events for potential coverage.
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