Matt Beer is a journalist at Newswav. He covers a diverse range of topics including automotive, motorcycles, and various sports disciplines, with a particular focus on individual sports and the intersection of sports business and engineering. Matt's work has been featured in notable publications such as Pinkbike, The Race, Washington State University, and Outside.
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Matt Beer focuses on providing in-depth reviews and event coverage related to mountain biking, bike technology, accessories, and awards. If you have innovative or high-performance products within the mountain biking industry, pitching these for review might be well received.
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A peek inside Chromag's headquarters revealed a treasure trove of MTB history, and some future projects.
By: Matt Beer
Megan Pretorius has been laying down blistering race runs all summer, beating some of the world's fastest elite racers in the process.
Posted In: Racing and Events Randoms Crankworx Whistler 2026 Author Info: Matt Beer Squamish, BC, Canada
Tech3 KTM rider Maverick Vinales may have already contested his final MotoGP race with the squad - and it's probably for the best if he has.
The ideal bike for riders who want to bring some slopestyle moves out onto the trails.
Jack Menzies made a name for himself on the Enduro World Cup series through the 2024 and 2025 seasons with multiple top-10 finishes.
Raul Fernandez's new two-year deal with Trackhouse Aprilia gives some stability to a MotoGP career still best described as inconclusive.
Braydon's back with another ridiculous climbing challenge.
The BB7 spin-off uses a single, high-pivot design is usually reserved for downhill bikes.
Do all the parts on your bike need to be from the same company?
