Tyler Benedict is a journalist and disruptor in the cycling industry. As a writer for Zen Bicycle Fabrication and GearJunkie, Tyler focuses on bringing attention to innovative and cutting-edge products in the world of cycling. With a passion for pushing boundaries and exploring new possibilities, Tyler's articles showcase the latest advancements in bike technology and design.
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Tyler Benedict's coverage heavily focuses on product promotions, reviews, and private sector announcements related to cycling, bike accessories, mountain biking, bike technology, and design. If you are looking to pitch him a story or product for review or promotion in the United States market within these categories mentioned above then it would be advisable to provide detailed information about the uniqueness of the product and its relevance to his audience. It is important that any material provided is factually accurate as Tyler might not have time for extensive fact-checking.
When reaching out to Tyler Benedict ensure that your pitches align with his focus on cycling-related topics such as new products in the market, technological advancements in bikes and accessories, or innovations in bike design.
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Like every cycling clothing brand, GOREWEAR updates their styles and model names every season or two.
By: Tyler Benedict
If you've held out on upgrading (or just getting into filming your rides), there's never been a better time to grab a new action camera.
Dear Bikerumor readers, As of today, I'm officially moving on from Bikerumor.* When I started this site in 2008, it was to avoid getting a real job.
They're smooth, reliable, fit wide road tires like a glove, and come with White Industries hubs. What's not to like?
One of the early advocates of 3D-printed parts , No.22 bicycles used additive-manufactured dropouts in summer 2022.
Marin has added an “Electric Light” option to their Rift Zone e-mountain bike lineup, offering a sleek alloy frame and mid-powered Bosch motor for a bike that feels like a mountain bike should – Fun.
One Up Components makes some of my favorite cockpit parts, I've been riding their carbon riser bar for years and it's amazing. Same with their 2nd generation dropper post.
The ENVE AM30 MTB wheels ride great and borrow a lot of the tech and features from the new M-Series, but cost $900 less.
OK, so, technically this new Lauf Cycles rear hub design could have “thousands” of points of engagement per rotation, but that might as well be infinite. Also known as instantaneous
By: Tyler Benedict
As I was wrapping up my review of the No.22 Great Divide , an idea struck me. Why not return it in person and check out how it was made, too?
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