Suvi Loponen is a Tech Editor at Farrelly Atkinson Ltd. She specializes in covering the intersection of sports, business, and technology, with a focus on events such as conferences and trade shows. Suvi's work has been featured in the Local Government Information Unit (LGIU) and Escape Collective.
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Suvi Loponen's coverage primarily centers around topics related to cycling, mountain biking, bike gear, and sustainability. With a focus on event coverage, reviews, and promotional deals in the cycling industry, Suvi is likely open to pitches concerning new product releases or advancements in sustainable practices within the cycling world.
Since Suvi also covers house & home-related content with a significant emphasis on product promotions and press releases, she may be interested in features that align with these themes as well. However, her primary focus remains on subjects related to cycling and outdoor activities.
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From heritage concept pieces to Chinese brands making their US debut, Sea Otter 2026 had no shortage of bikes worth a second look.
Alessandro Basso says the bike industry 'was the cause of its own troubles,' and offers his view on how it digs out and the advantages offered by being small and privately owned.
Two endurance road bikes on the market right now take very different views on what the category should be.
By: Suvi Loponen
The cat is out of the bag; there are more new Endurace bikes. When Canyon launched the Endurace CFR in April, it framed the bike specifically
Court documents and Spanish financial reporting reveal the scale of the component maker's debt, but the company insists things are stable.
Cycling brands are still struggling to emerge from the pandemic boom, and the bust that followed.
By: Suvi Loponen
We sat down with the non-profit organisation that tries to address how the cycling industry approaches sustainability and drives it to do better.
The new normal is faster-paced, ever-changing and for some, too much.
By: Suvi Loponen
A new report from investigative journalist Peter Bengtsen tracks how the industry has addressed labour rights following Giant's US import ban.
After more than 20 years in business, the distributor of major brands including Castelli, Chris King, Sportful and Silca has shut its doors and laid off all staff.
