Jack Luke
Digital editor
Jack Luke is the digital editor at BikeRadar and has been utterly obsessed with riding and bike tech for his whole life.
Jack can primarily be found whizzing about at a moderate pace on his array of road bikes from his home in Bristol, but his greatest passion is for cycle touring, bikepacking and ill-advised gravel-flavoured long-distance hike-a-bike-peppered adventures. Jack is also interested in fixed-gear bikes, tandems and anything else that’s a wee bit weird.
With a near-encyclopedic knowledge of cycling tech – ranging from the most esoteric retro niche to the most cutting-edge modern kit – Jack takes pride in seeking out stories that would otherwise go unreported.
After years spent working in bike shops, and as a photography technician and tutor, Jack joined BikeRadar in 2016. He’s now responsible for shaping the overall output of BikeRadar, editing, planning and – when he gets the chance – writing content for the site.
Jack’s also a regular host on the BikeRadar YouTube channel and BikeRadar Podcast, and has contributed to articles for the Guardian and been a guest on BBC Radio Scotland.
- Height: 181cm
- Bike size: 56cm/Large
Recent articles by Jack Luke
Jack Luke | 6 things Campagnolo’s new mid-range groupsets need to stay relevant – and to keep old-school fans happy
With Campagnolo confirming new mid-range groupsets are in development, here’s what they must deliver to win new riders without alienating loyalists
Campagnolo addresses reports of 120 redundancies at Vicenza HQ and confirms mid-range groupsets in development
Company says job reductions are likely while confirming work on new platforms aimed at "intermediate" price points.
Jack Luke | Hate indoor training? These 9 mudguard fitting secrets will help you beat winter
Pro tips from a mudguard obsessive – no more wobbling, wet feet or damaged paintwork
Campagnolo reportedly cutting 40% of jobs from Vicenza headquarters, stating “there is no alternative”
Italian brand blames sector-wide post-pandemic turndown for expected loss of 120 jobs
5 things you need to know about Strava’s new terms and conditions – and what they mean for you
Strava’s rewritten terms introduce clearer data rules, expanded rights and stronger guidance on staying safe
Best steel road bikes 2025: 7 timeless bikes that will never go out of fashion
The best steel road bikes, as rated by the BikeRadar test team, plus our buyer's guide
Fat tyres, dynamo lights and comfortable geometry – meet Van Rysel's ultra-endurance-specific road bike
See the custom bike ridden by Victor Bouscavet to his win at the epic 1,100km Norweigan ultra-race, The Bright Midnight
Eurobike cancels controversial Mobifuture show after industry revolt – but stops short of wider reform
Show organiser acknowledges need to clarify the vision for Mobifuture, but offers few concessions in other areas of concern
Jack Luke | The 2025 National Hill Climb Championship was perfect – all bike races will be judged against it
Matlock CC’s promotion on Bank Road set a new standard for what domestic racing in the UK can be, cementing the National Championship’s status as the most important road event on the calendar
Uncertainty deepens over Eurobike as Bosch withdraws from show
Shimano's attendance also in question as German distributor weighs up options
A 4.8kg bike and 9.9W/kg: 6 remarkable numbers behind Harry MacFarlane’s National Hill Climb Championships win
What does it take to win the UK's National Hill Climb Championships two years in a row?
A £150 bike with £4,799 wheels: this veteran rider's hill climb bike won my heart
Lesley Fellows' Trek Lexa is an epic equipment mismatch
'The hipsters rocked up' – how Britain’s #1 hill climb expert turned a London fixie into a race bike
Simon Warren – the man behind the 100 Climbs series – turns his old Monoc track bike into a race whip for this year’s National Hill Climb Championships
Don't try this at home! I love these super sketchy hacked eTap shifters
This humble Focus Izalco Max hill climb build hides the wildest shifter setup I've ever seen
Jack Luke | I want to see your sketchy hacks and ultralight bikes at the UK National Hill Climb Championships
Send your weird, wonderful and downright incredible bikes to news@bikeradar.com
Van Rysel recalls two RCR Pro road bike models – here's how to check if you're affected
Recall relates to earlier recall of DT Swiss and Swiss Side carbon wheelsets
"It's like screaming into the void" – US bicycle industry reacts to "crushing" aluminium tariffs
Cycling industry warns that 50% tariffs on aluminium and steel imports could lead to higher costs for consumers, with independent shops describing the state of US retail as “like screaming into the void”
Everything you need to know about Rouvy, the augmented reality indoor cycling app
As indoor cycling booms, Rouvy blends real-world routes, training plans and a string of major acquisitions to challenge Zwift’s dominance.
Beginner’s guide to indoor training: all you need to get started
Find the right space, training equipment and workouts to boost your fitness
Rollers, static bike, turbo or smart trainer? Which indoor cycling solution is best for you?
Everything you need to know about the different indoor cycling options
It’s indoor training week on BikeRadar!
Our celebration of all things indoor training, brought to you in partnership with Rouvy
UCI ordered to halt gearing restriction trial after BCA decision sides with SRAM
Competition regulator halts UCI’s gearing cap, ruling it risks harming SRAM and breaches transparency standards
Celebrate your bike's scratches and turn them into art with this ancient Japanese craft
Scratched paint is an inevitability of bike ownership, so why not make something of it?
I've spotted an unreleased Shimano pedal system – and it looks like the product we've been waiting years for
Trademark filings and leaked retailer listings show Shimano's new SPD-SLR pedal system might be with us soon – could it be a power meter?