Matt Beer is a journalist at Newswav. He covers a diverse range of topics including automotive, motorcycles, sports, and travel, with a keen focus on sports business and consumer travel. His work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Pinkbike, The Race, Washington State University, and Outside.
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Looks like there's a new Oiz race bike in the works.
Could integrated saddle tilt, lighter e-bikes, or "zero-maintenance" drivetrains be the next standard? Cast your vote on where you think r&d dollars should go.
At just 20 years old, a self-taught machinist builds an incredible 25CrMo4 steel downhill masterpiece around a Pinion gearbox and Gates belt drive.
Silver is back in fashion; just a few more years and we'll be announcing the return of white rims.
The Vaia is a high-end, complex fork that will attract expert riders looking to fine-tune their ride.
Fabio Di Giannantonio followed up his Barcelona win by leading first practice for MotoGP's Italian Grand Prix at Mugello
By: Matt Beer
Developed by a mountain biking physicist, 'SealSense' uses machine learning and vibration analysis to accurately calculate your liquid volume from outside the tire.
Raul Fernandez beat Jorge Martin to the Mugello MotoGP sprint win, the race after their Barcelona collision
MotoGP's Mugello sprint featured some surprise early stars and a victory battle between two stablemates who'd enraged each other last time out.
Marco Bezzecchi led Jorge Martin in an Aprilia 1-2 as they overcame Pecco Bagnaia's Ducati in a commanding Italian Grand Prix MotoGP performance.
