Luke Friend is a Freelance Writer. With over twenty-five years of experience, he has covered a diverse array of topics including automotive and motorcycles, as well as sports and lifestyle pieces for clients such as Major League Baseball and Golf Digest. He has been featured in Golf Monthly, Cycling Weekly, and Yahoo Sports.
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Luke Friend's coverage predominantly focuses on cycling-related content, particularly tech reviews and promotional deals for bike accessories. If you are reaching out to Luke, consider providing information or insights related to the latest cycling technology, detailed product reviews of biking gear or equipment, and exclusive promotions or discounts within the cycling industry.
As his articles focus mainly on seasonal sales and promotional deal announcements in the cycling domain, pitching new offers from relevant brands would likely be well-received. Additionally, offering unique perspectives on emerging trends in bike design or technological advancements could also capture his interest.
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Tyre pressure impacts comfort, grip and speed on gravel - here's how to get it right
By: Luke Friend
The US-brand's flagship race bike is now available with a different carbon layup, adding a little weight but also greatly reducing the price
By: Luke Friend
Revision includes clearance for 58mm wide tyres, a drop in weight and aero gains compared to its predecessor
Smart trainers with Zwift Cog and Click will now work seamlessly with Rouvy, with virtual shifting and app control from the handlebars
By: Luke Friend
New model gets a lower front end, less tyre clearance than before and ditches fender mounting points entirely
The Enve Melee entered the professional peloton with the TotalEnergies Pro Cycling team in 2024, just two years after its launch.
By: Jamie Williams, Luke Friend
German brand jumps on the aero gravel bandwagon, optimising the frame architecture for realistic race speeds of 35km/h
By: Luke Friend
The SPD-SLR ecosystem aims to improve power transfer and stability while reducing weight
The third-generation Canyon Grail has plenty to live up to. The previous model won at both Unbound and the UCI Gravel World Championships.
By: Luke Friend, Matt Ischt-Barnard
Giant's patent application looks to offer an interesting solution to cyclists' increasing frustration around electronics on bicycles
