Suvi Loponen is a Tech Editor at Farrelly Atkinson Ltd. She covers a range of topics including business conferences, trade shows, corporate finance, and the intersection of sports and business. 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.
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By: Suvi Loponen
Want to know what bike seats Tour de France cyclists are using in the world's biggest bike race? Read this article for you comprehensive guide to the saddles of the peloton.
By: Suvi Loponen
Saddleback, the major UK cycling distributor that entered administration in May 2026, was in deeper financial trouble than previously known, newly filed documents reveal.
We asked the industry what they predict will happen in the coming years.
Despite the Dublin-based investment firm's interest, Accell's future remains uncertain, with subsidiaries already scrambling to secure their own futures.
Trek made its endurance classic a better bike with less proprietary tech, lighter weight and increased tyre clearance.
By: Suvi Loponen, Jack Duncan
After reviving the storied Italian accessory brand, Silca's CEO talks a focus on quality and the role of outside investment in growth.
Campagnolo family continues to control the majority, while Ivan Glasenberg's investment promises to strengthen the brand's future.
The 76-year-old founder steps up to helm the company later this year, marking the third leadership change in four years.
From a titanium travel bike to a rim-brake Colnago, here's what some of Escape members rode at this year's summit.
Quite a few Tarmacs, and the various other bikes that our team hauled all the way to Japan.
