Pinkbike Content Submission Guide
Pinkbike is the largest mountain bike website in the world, serving up hundreds of pages per second to millions of users a month. In addition to our editorial coverage, Pinkbike also provides a platform for riders, artists, brands, and manufacturers to showcase their content to our community.
Are you a reader who’d like to submit a personal project? A rider that’s been working on an edit for front-page consideration? A brand that would like to submit a product press release? An event organizer looking to submit a local event report? An adventurer with a story to tell?
Awesome—we’d love to see your work. But please keep in mind that we receive hundreds of videos, press releases, stories, and other content every week. While we can’t guarantee running any particular item, following this guide will dramatically increase your chances of getting on the homepage.
How to submit
1. Create a Pinkbike account
• Click here to create a Pinkbike account.
• Already have an account? Great, you're ready to move on to step 2.
• Click here to create a Pinkbike account.
• Already have an account? Great, you're ready to move on to step 2.
2. Upload your media to Pinkbike
• Upload your photos to your Pinkbike account by clicking on "Photo" on your profile page.
• You can also upload your videos to your Pinkbike account by clicking on "Video", or choose to upload them to your YouTube or Vimeo channel instead.
• Upload your photos to your Pinkbike account by clicking on "Photo" on your profile page.
• You can also upload your videos to your Pinkbike account by clicking on "Video", or choose to upload them to your YouTube or Vimeo channel instead.
3. Write a blog post
• Click on 'Write a blog post' under your profile picture to start writing your blog post.
• Read through our Tips on How to Write a Good Pinkbike post, as well as Common Reasons for Post Rejection.
• We have detailed Tips on Formatting, but keep in mind that your formatting doesn't need to be perfect and less is often more. Our content team will adjust your post and formatting as required if your blog is chosen to be published.
• Details on submitting Press Releases
• Details on submitting Event Reports
• Click on 'Write a blog post' under your profile picture to start writing your blog post.
• Read through our Tips on How to Write a Good Pinkbike post, as well as Common Reasons for Post Rejection.
• We have detailed Tips on Formatting, but keep in mind that your formatting doesn't need to be perfect and less is often more. Our content team will adjust your post and formatting as required if your blog is chosen to be published.
• Details on submitting Press Releases
• Details on submitting Event Reports
4. Embed your photos in your blog post
• Once your photos are uploaded to an album on Pinkbike, they will each have a unique 8-digit code associated with them. When you're looking at an uploaded image, you can find the 8-digit code in the url. ie: www.pinkbike.com/photo/20874971
• You can embed your photos by clicking "Add Photo" at the top of your article draft, or by using this code:
• If you want to have two photos side by side, you can add columns using this code.
• Once your photos are uploaded to an album on Pinkbike, they will each have a unique 8-digit code associated with them. When you're looking at an uploaded image, you can find the 8-digit code in the url. ie: www.pinkbike.com/photo/20874971
• You can embed your photos by clicking "Add Photo" at the top of your article draft, or by using this code:
[PI=15684468]Your caption goes here.[/PI]
• If you want to have two photos side by side, you can add columns using this code.
[PCOLUMNS]
[PI=15684445 width=media][/PI]
[SPLIT]
[PI=15684446 width=media][/PI]
[/PCOLUMNS]
[PCAPTION]Write your caption here.[/PCAPTION]
[PI=15684445 width=media][/PI]
[SPLIT]
[PI=15684446 width=media][/PI]
[/PCOLUMNS]
[PCAPTION]Write your caption here.[/PCAPTION]
5. Embed your video, if applicable.
• If you're embedding from YouTube, copy the embed code* from YouTube and use this code:
• If you're embedding from Vimeo, copy the embed code from Vimeo and use this code:
• If you're embedding from Pinkbike, follow the same process as you would for uploading a photo, and then use this code to embed your video in the article
• If you're embedding from YouTube, copy the embed code* from YouTube and use this code:
[IFRAME aspectRatio=16:9 src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/5UsKGFwL3fE"]
• If you're embedding from Vimeo, copy the embed code from Vimeo and use this code:
[IFRAME aspectRatio=1024:576 src="https://player.vimeo.com/video/252863313"]
• If you're embedding from Pinkbike, follow the same process as you would for uploading a photo, and then use this code to embed your video in the article
[PV=417386]
or click "Add Video" at the top of your blog draft. 
*Pasting in the YouTube URL alone will not work (ie: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NNP9wwtR80s), you need to click the 'Share' button at the bottom of your YouTube video and grab the /embed/ code. For a guide on how to access the embed code, click here.
6. Publish
• Before you hit 'Publish' from the drafts page, go to the bottom of the blog to select a 3x2 image without text on it to be used for a thumbnail on the Pinkbike page. Keep in mind that Pinkbike editors may choose something different before publishing to better represent your content.
• If your content is under embargo, make sure to add a password to your blog. You can find the "Add Password" box at the bottom of your blog.
• For press releases with embargoes, you may email your blog link to news@pinkbike.com or add the embargo date and time in the article title and text body.
• Embargoes are not guaranteed, although we abide by them when possible.
• Before you hit 'Publish' from the drafts page, go to the bottom of the blog to select a 3x2 image without text on it to be used for a thumbnail on the Pinkbike page. Keep in mind that Pinkbike editors may choose something different before publishing to better represent your content.
• If your content is under embargo, make sure to add a password to your blog. You can find the "Add Password" box at the bottom of your blog.
• For press releases with embargoes, you may email your blog link to news@pinkbike.com or add the embargo date and time in the article title and text body.
• Embargoes are not guaranteed, although we abide by them when possible.
Select a thumbnail / Add a password:
Hit publish:
7. Submit
• Once your blog has been published, click the link that reads ‘Send To PB Editors’. Your blog will be submitted to our News team directly for review, and for a chance to be posted to the main page.
• Once your blog has been published, click the link that reads ‘Send To PB Editors’. Your blog will be submitted to our News team directly for review, and for a chance to be posted to the main page.
If you run into any issues, contact news@pinkbike.com with a link to your blog post and any other information or resources our team might need to help assess your content. We deal with a high volume of emails, so if your question is answered in this guide we may not be able to respond.
What makes a good Pinkbike post?
We get a lot of submissions and only accept the cream of the crop. To give yourself an edge, consider these suggestions.
• Create content for riders
Read Pinkbike. Read the comments. Subscribe to our newsletter. Get a sense of what this community is all about. Our readers are passionate, educated riders, and can smell bullshit a mile away. Consider their challenges, questions, and dreams.
• Tell a good story
Yes, covering the who/what/when/where/why is important, but make sure that it goes somewhere. Progress is made, questions are answered, problems are solved.
• Back it up
Making a bold claim about something? Support your claims with data, testing, and corroboration from people who aren’t paid to promote it. If your claims are outlandish or hyperbolic we won’t publish them.
• Remember that we are nerds
We’re all suckers for portmanteau, puns, and alliteration.
• Avoid buzzwords
Nobody needs to hear “laterally stiff yet vertically compliant” again. And PLEASE don’t use #hashtags in your copy. #theworst #seriously
• Stay informal
Write as if speaking with a friend. Keep it concise. Use common contractions and colloquial language, but remember not all our readers speak English as their first language.
• Give video some supporting content
Adding a few photos and some words to a video is a great way to add depth to your story. We also need an exciting image uploaded to use as a thumbnail. Thumbnails should be strong images that work in smaller sizes, are cropped to 3x2 ratio, and donn't have text or logos on them.
• Give credit where it’s due
Shout out your trail-builder, acknowledge your photographers and videographers, don’t post content without permission, cite your sources, attribute your quotes, etc.
• Minimize links
Links can get out of control. We are all for acknowledging supporters or sponsors who may have helped to make your story/video/project happen, but limit them to one or two per story.
We get a lot of submissions and only accept the cream of the crop. To give yourself an edge, consider these suggestions.
• Create content for riders
Read Pinkbike. Read the comments. Subscribe to our newsletter. Get a sense of what this community is all about. Our readers are passionate, educated riders, and can smell bullshit a mile away. Consider their challenges, questions, and dreams.
• Tell a good story
Yes, covering the who/what/when/where/why is important, but make sure that it goes somewhere. Progress is made, questions are answered, problems are solved.
• Back it up
Making a bold claim about something? Support your claims with data, testing, and corroboration from people who aren’t paid to promote it. If your claims are outlandish or hyperbolic we won’t publish them.
• Remember that we are nerds
We’re all suckers for portmanteau, puns, and alliteration.
• Avoid buzzwords
Nobody needs to hear “laterally stiff yet vertically compliant” again. And PLEASE don’t use #hashtags in your copy. #theworst #seriously
• Stay informal
Write as if speaking with a friend. Keep it concise. Use common contractions and colloquial language, but remember not all our readers speak English as their first language.
• Give video some supporting content
Adding a few photos and some words to a video is a great way to add depth to your story. We also need an exciting image uploaded to use as a thumbnail. Thumbnails should be strong images that work in smaller sizes, are cropped to 3x2 ratio, and donn't have text or logos on them.
• Give credit where it’s due
Shout out your trail-builder, acknowledge your photographers and videographers, don’t post content without permission, cite your sources, attribute your quotes, etc.
• Minimize links
Links can get out of control. We are all for acknowledging supporters or sponsors who may have helped to make your story/video/project happen, but limit them to one or two per story.
Resources for formatting: how to make your posts look great
Feel free to format your submission as you'd like it, but keep in mind that our content team will adjust your post and formatting as required. If you're not comfortable with formatting, just add the images and text, and video link and we'll take care of the rest.
• Use this Pinkbike Article Formatting guide for how to format your article.
• Use this Pinkbike Blog Code guide for how to format your images & videos within your blog post.
• Use this Example Press Release Template for your submissions.
• Use this Example Event & Photo Report Template for your submissions.
• No promises on formatting, so please don't over-format. Pinkbike reserves the right to edit, modify, and update your submissions for clarity, accuracy, interest, formatting, and style.
Formatting Essentials:
Feel free to format your submission as you'd like it, but keep in mind that our content team will adjust your post and formatting as required. If you're not comfortable with formatting, just add the images and text, and video link and we'll take care of the rest.
• Use this Pinkbike Article Formatting guide for how to format your article.
• Use this Pinkbike Blog Code guide for how to format your images & videos within your blog post.
• Use this Example Press Release Template for your submissions.
• Use this Example Event & Photo Report Template for your submissions.
• No promises on formatting, so please don't over-format. Pinkbike reserves the right to edit, modify, and update your submissions for clarity, accuracy, interest, formatting, and style.
Formatting Essentials:
Fonts
This is bold text
[B]This is bold text[/B]
This is italic text
[I]This is italic text[/I]
This large text
[FONT size=30]This large text[/FONT]
Centering
This text is centered
[CENTER]This text is centered[/CENTER]
Quotes
 | This is a very interesting short quote attributed to Benjamin. |
[QUOTE author="Benjamin"]This is a very interesting short quote[/QUOTE]
Horizontal Rules
[HR]
The default width is 100%, but you can specify a different percentage
[HR width=50%]
How to submit Press Releases for news, products, or events
EXAMPLE PRESS RELEASE TEMPLATE
Have a significant new product release or athlete signing? Want to announce an upcoming National or International event? Announcing an important personnel change or other business developments?
Great, submit a Pinkbike blog post following the instructions above and the guidelines below. If your Press Release is embargoed, email all materials separately to news@pinkbike.com with detailed information or submit your blog with the embargo date and time in the title and at the top of your blog.
Please note that Pinkbike reserves the right to edit, modify, and update your submissions for clarity, accuracy, interest, formatting, and style. Pinkbike's content managers will select an appropriate headline for the homepage, so don't be surprised if your "New Product is Amazing" blog title gets changed to a "Brand Y Announces New Product" headline.
• Include a complete description
• Write clearly, addressing who/what/when/where/why and when.
• Include pricing, availability, and other relevant info.
• Include photos and/or video
• Press Releases without imagery will not be posted.
• Do not include unsubstantiated claims.
• “We believe this to be the best handlebar on the market” is fine, but “This helmet has been scientifically proven to be the safest” is not, unless you provide compelling independent evidence for your claims.
• If your claims are outlandish or hyperbolic we won’t publish them.
• Do not imply an endorsement from our technical editors.
• No writing about yourself in the 3rd person.
• No self-produced “interviews.”
• Don’t use Pinkbike’s editorial titles (eg. First Look, From the Top, Getting to Know, etc.).
• Don’t mimic Pinkbike’s bike test formatting, or do anything else that may mislead readers.
• Get it to us ahead of time
• We don’t like being late.
• Include a maximum of 1 link or call-to-action per submission
• Date the release and include whether the material is for immediate release or delayed release.
• If your content has an embargo, please make note of it at the top of your story in bold letters.
• Unless otherwise requested, releases go out ASAP. If the embargo specifies a day but not a time zone, we’ll generally release it at 12:01 am, Pacific Standard Time.
• Press releases embargoed for Monday mornings should be submitted by the previous Thursday at midnight. We strive to be timely, but don’t guarantee any timing for content submitted over the weekend.
• Make yourself available for additional info
• Identify the organization or individual sending the release.
• Include the name, phone number, and email of someone we can contact if we have questions.
EXAMPLE PRESS RELEASE TEMPLATE
Have a significant new product release or athlete signing? Want to announce an upcoming National or International event? Announcing an important personnel change or other business developments?
Great, submit a Pinkbike blog post following the instructions above and the guidelines below. If your Press Release is embargoed, email all materials separately to news@pinkbike.com with detailed information or submit your blog with the embargo date and time in the title and at the top of your blog.
Please note that Pinkbike reserves the right to edit, modify, and update your submissions for clarity, accuracy, interest, formatting, and style. Pinkbike's content managers will select an appropriate headline for the homepage, so don't be surprised if your "New Product is Amazing" blog title gets changed to a "Brand Y Announces New Product" headline.
• Include a complete description
• Write clearly, addressing who/what/when/where/why and when.
• Include pricing, availability, and other relevant info.
• Include photos and/or video
• Press Releases without imagery will not be posted.
• Do not include unsubstantiated claims.
• “We believe this to be the best handlebar on the market” is fine, but “This helmet has been scientifically proven to be the safest” is not, unless you provide compelling independent evidence for your claims.
• If your claims are outlandish or hyperbolic we won’t publish them.
• Do not imply an endorsement from our technical editors.
• No writing about yourself in the 3rd person.
• No self-produced “interviews.”
• Don’t use Pinkbike’s editorial titles (eg. First Look, From the Top, Getting to Know, etc.).
• Don’t mimic Pinkbike’s bike test formatting, or do anything else that may mislead readers.
• Get it to us ahead of time
• We don’t like being late.
• Include a maximum of 1 link or call-to-action per submission
• Date the release and include whether the material is for immediate release or delayed release.
• If your content has an embargo, please make note of it at the top of your story in bold letters.
• Unless otherwise requested, releases go out ASAP. If the embargo specifies a day but not a time zone, we’ll generally release it at 12:01 am, Pacific Standard Time.
• Press releases embargoed for Monday mornings should be submitted by the previous Thursday at midnight. We strive to be timely, but don’t guarantee any timing for content submitted over the weekend.
• Make yourself available for additional info
• Identify the organization or individual sending the release.
• Include the name, phone number, and email of someone we can contact if we have questions.
How to submit feature stories & event reports
EXAMPLE EVENT/PHOTO REPORT TEMPLATE
Think our readers would enjoy reading your event report? Have an action video of one of your athletes you’d like us to post?
Great, submit a Pinkbike blog post following the instructions above and the guidelines below. If your content is embargoed, email all materials separately to news@pinkbike.com with detailed requests.
Please note that Pinkbike reserves the right to edit, modify, and update your submissions for clarity, accuracy, interest, formatting, and style. Pinkbike's content managers will select an appropriate headline for the homepage, so don't be surprised if your "Sickest Event Ever: Dust 2 Dust" blog title gets changed to a "Event Report: Rainy Racing at Dust 2 Dust 2019" headline.
1. Be timely
• Event reports long after an event won’t be published.
• Stories that have been posted elsewhere first won’t be published.
2. If coordinating a story with a launch, have your materials to us early
• For example, things being posted Monday morning in conjunction with a launch should be submitted by Thursday. We do our best but can't always get to content overnight or over weekends.
4. Do not imply an endorsement from our content team
• Don’t use Pinkbike’s editorial titles (eg. Photo Epic, Must Watch, etc.).
• Don’t do anything that may mislead readers.
5. Include the full story
• We strive to continue growing as the platform where our readers are engaged, educated, and get complete insight.
6. Get it right the first time
• Changes after publication can be a challenge, so make sure you’ve avoided typos in names, credited all the right people, etc. before you submit your story.
7. Include only 1 link or call-to-action per submission
8. Avoid outlandish or misleading product placements.
9. Date the release and include whether the material is for immediate release or delayed release.
• If your content has an embargo, please make note of it at the top of your story in bold letters.
10. Make yourself available for additional info
• Identify the organization or individual sending the release.
• Include the name, phone number, and email of someone we can contact if we have questions.
EXAMPLE EVENT/PHOTO REPORT TEMPLATE
Think our readers would enjoy reading your event report? Have an action video of one of your athletes you’d like us to post?
Great, submit a Pinkbike blog post following the instructions above and the guidelines below. If your content is embargoed, email all materials separately to news@pinkbike.com with detailed requests.
Please note that Pinkbike reserves the right to edit, modify, and update your submissions for clarity, accuracy, interest, formatting, and style. Pinkbike's content managers will select an appropriate headline for the homepage, so don't be surprised if your "Sickest Event Ever: Dust 2 Dust" blog title gets changed to a "Event Report: Rainy Racing at Dust 2 Dust 2019" headline.
1. Be timely
• Event reports long after an event won’t be published.
• Stories that have been posted elsewhere first won’t be published.
2. If coordinating a story with a launch, have your materials to us early
• For example, things being posted Monday morning in conjunction with a launch should be submitted by Thursday. We do our best but can't always get to content overnight or over weekends.
4. Do not imply an endorsement from our content team
• Don’t use Pinkbike’s editorial titles (eg. Photo Epic, Must Watch, etc.).
• Don’t do anything that may mislead readers.
5. Include the full story
• We strive to continue growing as the platform where our readers are engaged, educated, and get complete insight.
6. Get it right the first time
• Changes after publication can be a challenge, so make sure you’ve avoided typos in names, credited all the right people, etc. before you submit your story.
7. Include only 1 link or call-to-action per submission
8. Avoid outlandish or misleading product placements.
9. Date the release and include whether the material is for immediate release or delayed release.
• If your content has an embargo, please make note of it at the top of your story in bold letters.
10. Make yourself available for additional info
• Identify the organization or individual sending the release.
• Include the name, phone number, and email of someone we can contact if we have questions.
Rejection
We’re committed to high quality content, and post only a fraction of the content we receive. In the event your blog is not accepted to be on the front page, it will be put back into your Pinkbike blog.
Generally we will not give a reason for rejection—in the past we’ve given detailed reasons for rejection, but the volume of posts we now receive doesn’t allow us to do that. If your post is awesome and we want to run it, but it’s missing something critical like a thumbnail image, clicking the ‘Rejected, Read Why' link beside your blog entry may tell you what needs fixing before resubmission.
If you don’t see your content on the homepage please keep in mind that we often choose to run content in limited regions. Regional event results from BC aren’t relevant to our readers in South Africa, and vice versa. We often run product press releases just in our Press Releases section, and then compile them in a monthly Tech Briefing.
Common reasons for rejection:
• Quality of content — we have high standards and our readers do too. We always prioritize content that is authentic and exciting, with compelling visuals and engaging storytelling. If a video is super short, or super long, or super producty, or we just aren't that into it, it's unlikely to be featured.
• Relevance — we’re excited about all kinds of mountain biking, from World Cup XC, to bikepacking, to Enduro, to Red Bull Rampage, to everyday trail riding. That being said, we won’t post a press release for your electric recumbent racing tandem bike, unless you’re going to ride the Rampage course on it. (please don’t do this)
• Technical issues — low resolution imagery, poor grammar, CAPS LOCK, excessive vertically oriented images, etc. all contribute to the decision to reject content.
• Language — racism, misogyny, hate-speech, or any other sort of bigoted language or behaviour is unacceptable on Pinkbike. That includes song lyrics in submitted videos.
• Advertorials — we appreciate brands building high quality press releases on the Pinkbike platform, but do not post anything that is written to mimic an endorsement from our technical editors. Eg. no 3rd party “interviews,” Pinkbike logos, or anything else that may mislead readers.
• Crowdfunding — we generally don't publish crowdfunding stories, fundraisers, or press releases.
• Shady shit — no affiliate links, user tracking, plagiarized or stolen content, 3rd party contests, unverified product claims, links to other media sites, etc.
• Clichés — avoid "brown pow," coffee-truck-unloading-goggles-pedalflip-ride montages, AWOLNATION - Sail, and other tired MTB tropes.
• Obtrusive watermarks or borders — we respect photographers using clean watermarks on their images, but we don’t post any stories with large, obtrusive watermarks on the images. Please don’t put any borders on your images.
Support
If you run into any issues, contact news@pinkbike.com with a link to your blog post and any other information or resources our team might need to help assess your content. We deal with a high volume of emails, so if your question is answered in this guide we may not be able to respond.
We’re committed to high quality content, and post only a fraction of the content we receive. In the event your blog is not accepted to be on the front page, it will be put back into your Pinkbike blog.
Generally we will not give a reason for rejection—in the past we’ve given detailed reasons for rejection, but the volume of posts we now receive doesn’t allow us to do that. If your post is awesome and we want to run it, but it’s missing something critical like a thumbnail image, clicking the ‘Rejected, Read Why' link beside your blog entry may tell you what needs fixing before resubmission.
If you don’t see your content on the homepage please keep in mind that we often choose to run content in limited regions. Regional event results from BC aren’t relevant to our readers in South Africa, and vice versa. We often run product press releases just in our Press Releases section, and then compile them in a monthly Tech Briefing.
Common reasons for rejection:
• Quality of content — we have high standards and our readers do too. We always prioritize content that is authentic and exciting, with compelling visuals and engaging storytelling. If a video is super short, or super long, or super producty, or we just aren't that into it, it's unlikely to be featured.
• Relevance — we’re excited about all kinds of mountain biking, from World Cup XC, to bikepacking, to Enduro, to Red Bull Rampage, to everyday trail riding. That being said, we won’t post a press release for your electric recumbent racing tandem bike, unless you’re going to ride the Rampage course on it. (please don’t do this)
• Technical issues — low resolution imagery, poor grammar, CAPS LOCK, excessive vertically oriented images, etc. all contribute to the decision to reject content.
• Language — racism, misogyny, hate-speech, or any other sort of bigoted language or behaviour is unacceptable on Pinkbike. That includes song lyrics in submitted videos.
• Advertorials — we appreciate brands building high quality press releases on the Pinkbike platform, but do not post anything that is written to mimic an endorsement from our technical editors. Eg. no 3rd party “interviews,” Pinkbike logos, or anything else that may mislead readers.
• Crowdfunding — we generally don't publish crowdfunding stories, fundraisers, or press releases.
• Shady shit — no affiliate links, user tracking, plagiarized or stolen content, 3rd party contests, unverified product claims, links to other media sites, etc.
• Clichés — avoid "brown pow," coffee-truck-unloading-goggles-pedalflip-ride montages, AWOLNATION - Sail, and other tired MTB tropes.
• Obtrusive watermarks or borders — we respect photographers using clean watermarks on their images, but we don’t post any stories with large, obtrusive watermarks on the images. Please don’t put any borders on your images.
Support
If you run into any issues, contact news@pinkbike.com with a link to your blog post and any other information or resources our team might need to help assess your content. We deal with a high volume of emails, so if your question is answered in this guide we may not be able to respond.
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Keep up the good work.
have a merry Christmas and happy new year.
Once again I don't necessarily need to know the finer details as long as you communicate properly with the authors of published material. I understand you can't personally write everyone about rejected material but you need to have the capacity to at least communicate with those whose material you do publish. So as long as you do that, great, I'm happy
We also 100% adjust most headlines. It’s a gradual shift, but we need to get more descriptive in our headlines; otherwise, everything is “Dust to Dust” epic titles for simple web videos or “These Fork Decals Will Make You Faster” on press releases, without readers knowing what they’re actually about to see.
All of this is a work in progress and I agree with you we need to step up our communication with authors—especially the ones that are submitting kickass user-generated content and not just the guys like Ryan who are promoting a (very cool) product. Like I said, hopefully this guide simplifies things and folks like Ryan have a better picture of how we work.
PS. We met at Oak Bay Bikes years ago with Derek. Happy to have you “clutter” the conversation. This site thrives when the community is involved. Cheers!
Once again I'm not writing this because I want to start a discussion with you. It is actually more out of courtesy because you also took the time and effort to respond to me
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Has anyone even been paid by Pinkbike for a submission? It seems like the site is mostly undigested press releases, manufacture-backed promotional videos and user generated features. The only Pinkbike-produced material is polls.. All the meaningless polls that surely only manufactures can benefit from. How much do you sell them for?