'Not a concept bike' – Mosaic rolls out a 32-inch gravel bike that’s 'not an experiment'
The 32-inch movement has so far been heavy on prototypes. Mosaic has other ideas, launching a from-the-ground-up titanium platform you can actually order
Mosaic, a Boulder, Colorado-based brand, has introduced the GT i55 32, a handmade titanium gravel bike designed around 32-inch wheels, emphasizing it's not a concept bike. 32-inch wheels are gaining traction in the bike industry, with multiple brands showcasing prototypes at recent events. However, Mosaic is moving beyond the prototype stage, offering an actual bike for consumers to order.
The GT i55 32 will debut at the MADE bike show in Portland, Oregon. Mosaic's GT i55 32 is built from the ground up, featuring a bent seat tube, compact chainstays, and a 3D-printed titanium yoke for accommodating larger tyres. A newly designed 32-inch gravel fork, under Mosaic's Zero Components name, addresses the challenges of maintaining geometry while supporting larger wheels.
The bike is available through Mosaic's custom program, allowing for individual rider-specific geometry.
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