At the Mountain Bike World Cup in Lenzerheide, 32-inch mountain bikes made their debut at the highest level. Alessandra Keller rode her new Thömus bike to a third-place finish in front of her home crowd. At the same time, Thömus is already accepting pre-orders for its 32-inch “Lightrider R32 World Cup” model.

Orbea presents the new Wild, a full-power eMTB designed with a focus on control, handling, and traction. A low center of gravity, kinematics derived from the Rallon, and the exclusive RS Tune for the Avinox motor are designed to make the bike particularly capable on fast descents and technical climbs. The Wild also offers 170 millimeters of rear travel and delivers up to 150 Newton-meters of torque.

Pivot introduces the new Mach 4 SL, a lightweight cross-country and marathon bike designed for modern race courses. The Highmod carbon frame, new geometry, finely tuned kinematics, and 110 to 120 millimeters of suspension travel are designed to combine efficiency, a smooth ride, and precise handling.

Canyon is expanding its bike leasing service in Austria and has entered into a new partnership with Lease a Bike. The entire Canyon lineup is now available through this provider. To celebrate the launch, there is a special promotion offering a 10 percent discount on retail prices, as well as a contest.