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Canyon partners with L’Étape du Tour de France

A four-year partnership with L’Étape du Tour de France will see Canyon support 16,000 cyclists on the legendary Tour de France route to Alpe d’Huez. We are opening 100 registrations for Canyon riders, register to get the special link.

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Canyon City / Touring Bikes Bicycles 28 inch

Bicycles 28 inch

Do you want to ride fast and comfortably in everyday life, training, or just for fun? Then a 28-inch bicycle could be the ideal companion for you! Simply choose the appropriate bicycle type with 28-inch wheels for your needs and experience an effortless and enjoyable riding experience on almost any terrain.

Updated: Sep 11, 2025

Choosing between a touring or a city bike: the complete how-to

When it comes to choosing a city bike vs a touring bike, it essentially comes down to two things: your weekly schedule, and what you want your weekends to look like.

Updated: Jan 7, 2026

How to choose a hybrid bike that’s right for you: Your buying guide

Commuting by bike feels good and does good. It’s a worthy investment. So, the city bike or touring bike you invest in has got to tick all your boxes.

Jan 22, 2022

The pros and cons of bikes with belt drives

Want to know more about bikes with a belt drive? We’ve made a list of the pros and cons of belt drives here.

Updated: Jul 23, 2025

Carbon or aluminium: Which is the best frame material for a mountain bike?

Carbon or aluminium mountain bike? Unpick the hype to find the right frame for you.

Updated: Jan 5, 2026

What's the best frame material for a gravel bike: aluminium or carbon?

Gravel bikes can be built from several frame materials, including steel, titanium, aluminium, and carbon fibre. But the two most popular materials used to build gravel frames are, by far, aluminium and carbon. Which of these two materials is better for gravel riding? Both have their merits. Here’s how to choose the one that will work best for you.