Sterl. Photo by Matt Hunter
Eric Vandrimmelen on the millenium log ride, circa 1998, before the chainsaw massacre. RIP! 
Wade Simmons on Vancouver's North Shore 
The stuff of legends - 22 covers and counting!![]() | I cannot say enough about Sterl. I read and hoarded my copies of Bike Mag from day one, and his work practically leapt off the pages for me every time he was published. Years later, the first call I took as the new marketing guy at Race Face was from him: 'Yo, it's Sterl. Congrats on the new gig!' We have worked closely for a number of years now, and I learned early on that while his gift is most definitely behind the lens, he is an extremely savvy businessman and visionary. Have no doubt, Sterling Lorence is at Pinkbike to help shape and direct the future of MTB photography online. - Julian Coffey, Pinkbike publisher |

Matt Hunter and Kamloops dust![]() | Sterling has always made himself available to lend his expertise, and we are excited to work even more closely with him. Both Sterl and Pinkbike have the same level of passion and commitment to mountain biking. We share very similar goals for the online biking media space. - Karl Burkat, Pinkbike co-founder |

Thomas Vanderham and Andrew Shandro on Vancouver's North Shore ![]() | The crew at Pinkbike clearly love the sport of mountain biking and I have always been very impressed by their commitment to the sport and to making Pinkbike the number one online source for mountain bike content. They were the first to promote photography through a POD, and I am stoked to work with them to deliver photography online in unique, captivating, and inspirational ways - Sterling Lorence |

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