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Matt Wragg
Matt Wragg is a freelance photographer, writer and bicycle-breaker based near Nice France. After picking up his first serious mountain bike at 14, Matt was hooked. Wildly unsuccessful stints racing XC, trials, 4X and DH soon followed. After graduating with an BA in English from the University of Birmingham in 2004, he played his trade as a communications consultant in Birmingham, then London. By 2009 he admitted that trying to fit into the real world was not his path, packed his bags (and bike) and headed for New Zealand and a season of riding downhill bikes. Since then, he has also spent time in Canada, Italy and France, chasing trails and a career as a cycling photographer and writer. In 2021 he was diagnosed as autistic and has been coming to terms with that since. His bike cellar (yes, it really is a cellar) is home to bikes that span from freeride and enduro bikes, through to road, gravel and cargo bikes, and he counts his biggest career success as having time to ride them all. You can find more about Matt’s adventures on his Instagram account: https://www.instagram.com/matt_wragg/
Articles from Matt Wragg
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2024-6-15With eight tough stages capped by a mountain top finish on the legendary Blockhaus climb, the Giro D’Italia women enters a new era in 2024 with a challenging route designed to test every aspect of a racer in the fight for the coveted maglia rosa.
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2024-5-28The Spectral and the Neuron are both trail bikes that look quite similar at first glance, but they are designed for very different riders and missions. This short guide will hopefully help you decide which one is right for you.
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2024-4-23Spectral vs Strive? While these bikes may not look too different at first glance, they are very different bikes, designed for very different missions: it’s all about the details. This short guide will hopefully help you decide which one is right for you.
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2023-1-12Mountain bike geometry has evolved over the last couple of decades. Find out how each measurement on a geometry chart affects how the bike rides.
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