Janaki Jitchotvisut is a managing editor at RideApart. She specializes in automotive and motorcycle journalism, with a keen interest in food and pop culture, drawing from her background as a culinary professional. Janaki's work has been featured in InsideEVs, Motor1.com, PasioMedia, Cigalah Group, and Business Insider.
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