Articles by Matt Pacocha

Pacocha, the VeloNews test editor, started in the industry sweeping shop floors at 13. Since then he’s wrenched, raced mountain bikes on the national circuit for four years, worked at IMBA (International Mountain Bike Association) for two years, raced on the road in Belgium for six months, and served four years as the tech editor for VeloNews. And, of course, Pacocha is the staff's resident cyclocross fanatic.

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Bikes and Tech
High Voltage: Scott Rig Will Torch Bike Park Power Lines
For 2010, Scott's Voltage line gets a new chassis addition — the Voltage FR, an 180mm-travel freeride bike built specifically for park
Bikes and Tech / News
A Giant Progression
Giant enters 2010 full of confidence in its long-travel line and engineering; a progression set to compete with any bike in any category.
Bikes and Tech / News
‘Advanced’ Placement Puts Giant at Top of Class
New Anthem X Advanced SL gets lighter while the Trance X Advanced SL goes carbon.
Destinations / Rocky Mountains
Destination: Winter Park, Colorado
Maybe the best part of riding in Winter Park is that once there you won’t need a car to access some 600 miles of trails - yes, 600 miles.
29er / Bikes and Tech
The Death of the 26-Inch Hardtail?
If the podiums at the recent Mountain Bike Nationals in Granby, Colorado, are any indication, the hardtail 26-incher may soon be going the

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Articles by Matt Pacocha

High Voltage: Scott Rig Will Torch Bike Park Power Lines

A Giant Progression

‘Advanced’ Placement Puts Giant at Top of Class

Destination: Winter Park, Colorado

The Death of the 26-Inch Hardtail?