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Off-road is buzzing over 32-inch wheels - is road cycling next?

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By Anne-Marije Rook Verified
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Walking around the MADE Bike Show in Portland last week, it was difficult to miss the 32-inch wheel . The emerging rim standard appeared on mountain bikes, bikepacking rigs and an increasingly convincing collection of gravel bikes. There were purpose-built forks, carbon rims, various tyre options, production intentions and even a new TPU tube . What emerged as a collection of prototypes early in the season is beginning to resemble an actual ecosystem.
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Funeral fundraisers launched for collegiate cyclists killed by driver in Tennessee

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By Anne-Marije Rook Verified
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When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Images shared by GoFundMe Three verified GoFundMe campaigns have been launched to support the families of the Milligan University cyclists killed or injured when a car driver struck the team during a training ride last week. Sophomores Haylan Engdahl and Brayden Rogers were killed in the 19 August collision; seven other students were injured and taken to hospital.
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'20% of people gave me a barf emoji': Three MADE showstoppers push steel into new territory

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By Anne-Marije Rook Verified
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When you buy through links on our articles, Future and its syndication partners may earn a commission. Credit: Anne-Marije Rook "Steel will never die," Dario Pegoretti once famously declared. The legendary Italian framebuilder was speaking about the material's enduring quality at a time when carbon was rapidly taking over the bike industry. Nearly two decades later, while walking through the MADE bike show, Pegoretti may have been right – though not in the way he may have imagined.
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