For this edition of our Staff Bike Check series, we’re stoked to feature Matt Hornland and take a closer look at the lightweight weapon he’s been spinning on lately.👀
Matt (
@_meat_ ) is our Content Strategist here at Race Face and a familiar face if you follow our product snapshot series, but that’s only part of what he does. He also manages PR and content strategy across our sister brands, connecting with media on product reviews, supporting the storytelling behind our products, and finding opportunities to amplify voices from the Race Face community.
On top of that, he leads the content team on a variety of shoots and projects, runs the
@eastoncycling overland team, and still finds time to help out in the marketing warehouse, making sure our gear gets into the hands of athletes, media, and more.
Matt is one busy guy, and when he’s not being a dedicated family man or holding things down at work, he’s finding time to sneak out for a lap. While we secretly wanted to do a bike check on the cargo bike he uses to haul his two daughters around, this
@yeticycles rig is pretty sweet too.🔥
A dedicated down-country rig, it’s built up with our latest ERA SL components, including wheels, bars, and cranks, along with an ERA chainring and Turbine SL stem to keep things light. On the suspension side, a
@ridefoxbike 34SL fork and Float SL shock work together while the Transfer Neo dropper post ties the whole package together.
@shimanomtb XTR handles stopping and shifting duties, and
@schwalbetires keep Matt rubber side down (most of the time)...😅
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