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Canadian Cycling Magazine·3 min read·medium

32" in the real world: Actual rides on a secret pre

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Terry McKall
32" in the real world: Actual rides on a secret pre
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The cycling industry is debating the potential shift toward 32-inch wheels, following experimental use by professional teams. While some riders see performance benefits, others are skeptical of the need for another new wheel standard.

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This reflects the ongoing tension between technological innovation and consumer fatigue in the cycling equipment market.

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The hype around 32″ wheels is real. That media frenzy stepped up again when Alessandra Keller (and the rest of her Thomus Maxon team) rode a pre-production 32″ bike from Thomus at the Lenzerheide World Cup a few weeks ago and immediately landed on the podium.

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