Steve Fisher is a staff contributor for Bikerumor. Steve has been writing about trail, enduro and downhill mountain biking (plus a few commuter bikes) for seven years. Prior to that, Steve wrote for Whistler Traveller Magazine and Mountain Life Magazine. Steve is based in Pemberton, British Columbia, an area that offers plenty of challenging world-class singletrack and makes for great photos!
Title: Staff Contributor for Bikerumor.com Email:steve@bikerumor.com Location: Pemberton, British Columbia
Expertise
Topics of Expertise: Mountain Biking
Years in Expertise: 7+
Number of Products & Number of Hours Tested: Roughly 100 product tests, and 1000+ hours
Education & Certifications
Education: Diploma in Journalism, and Bachelor of Arts degree in Media Arts from the University of Guelph-Humber in Toronto, Ontario
Years of Writing: 14+
Previous Publications: Whistler Traveller Magazine, Mountain Life Magazine
A Word from Steve
Contributing to Bikerumor allows me to pursue my career in journalism in the most enjoyable way possible; writing about all things related to mountain biking, which is my number one hobby.
After graduating from university, I moved to a small town outside Whistler, B.C. and switched from riding BMX bikes to riding MTB. I then began contributing to local outdoors and tourism magazines before joining Bikerumor in 2015.
My personal interests include Mountain Biking, playing guitar and sampling craft beer!
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