Matt Jancer has been in the industry for 15 years and lives in his favorite urban death maze, New York City. He’s traded words for money on behalf of more than 15 magazines. Some of his longest-running bylines were spent covering motorcycles, electric cars, outdoors gear, and other cutting-edge technology for Car and Driver, Outside, Esquire, Playboy, Popular Mechanics, and Wired. When he’s not writing about motorcycles and our place in the wilderness for a living, he’s writing for enjoyment, riding his motorcycle, and mountain climbing out West. He believes everyone needs at least one hobby they have none of their ego invested into, and so guitar noises and the scents of cooking have been known to emanate from his apartment. Oh yeah, and he thinks pigeons are way underrated.
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百度 ”托马斯·怀特说。
