Travis Reill is a freelance journalist and writer who specializes in mountain biking and outdoor sports. His work has been featured in publications such as The Manual, Singletracks.com, Mountain Bike, and Eastside Media Corp. Travis provides informative articles and tips for mountain bikers, covering topics such as gear, techniques, and trail experiences.
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Travis Reill's coverage heavily leans towards reviews and product promotions related to mountain biking, bike maintenance, trails, accessories, and the bike industry. Given this focus on review articles and product promotions within the niche of mountain biking, Travis is likely interested in pitches from companies or individuals involved in developing new products or offering unique perspectives on existing ones.
Pitching innovative or high-quality products related to mountain biking for potential review would be particularly suitable given his recurring theme of product promotions. Additionally, pitching expertise in bike maintenance tips or insightful analysis of trends within the biking industry could also attract Travis' attention.
Since there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Travis Reill's work, he may be receptive to content from a global perspective as long as it aligns with his primary theme of mountain biking and related topics.
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By: Travis Reill
Cincinnati, OH, is taking cues from the trail development in Bentonville, AR, by building a network of connected trail hubs.
By: Travis Reill
After Powdr Corp announced its intention to sell the internationally-renowned Mt. Bachelor ski resort in Bend, Oregon, a local community group named "Mt. Bachelor Community Inc." has formed to return the resort to local ownership.
By: Travis Reill
The historic Highline Trail is currently being rehabilitated with lengthy reroutes, promising to turn Payson, AZ, into a bikepacking destination.
By: Travis Reill
The Flathead Area Mountain Bikers are working to resurrect the Historic Ridge Trail near Whitefish, Montana. Once work is complete, it will connect to the Ralph Tayer Memorial Trail, creating a 23-mile high alpine epic.
By: Travis Reill
Payson is quickly making a name for itself in the Arizona mountain bike scene, with 8 miles of social trails getting legalized and 6 miles of new trails in the works.
By: Travis Reill
The Casper Mountain trail system outside the town of Casper, WY, is expanding dramatically, from 10 miles to 23 miles.
By: Travis Reill, David Blucher
The ACT Greens have promised $1.2 million for trail developments in key trail systems near Canberra, Australia, such as Stromlo Forest Park.
By: Travis Reill
Historic trails in Janesville, Wisconsin, including a renegade jump line, were destroyed to make way for a dog park. Now, new trails have been built across the street.
By: Travis Reill
Hell Hole DH will soon offer five miles of uninterrupted shuttle-served descending outside of St. George, Utah.
New trails have been built at Cline Butte, and more are proposed at Horse Ridge in Bend, OR. But will the "official" involvement in these trail systems threaten historic trails and e-bike access?
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