Mike Kazimer is the Cycling Gear Director at Outside. He specializes in themes related to adventure travel, while also covering a diverse range of topics including automotive, motorcycles, and the travel industry. Mike's work has been featured in Outside, Newswav, and Pinkbike.
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Mike Kazimer's focus is primarily on product reviews and promotions related to mountain biking and bike components. He predominantly covers gear reviews, new products in the market, and predictions for upcoming trends in the industry. Given this emphasis, individuals or companies looking to promote new mountain biking products or seeking review coverage for their gear may find Mike receptive.
His work also includes press releases about bike events and components. If you are involved in organizing such events or launching innovative bike-related components, reaching out with relevant news might pique his interest.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned, considering that Pinkbike has a global audience, pitches should be tailored to have universal appeal rather than being location-specific.
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