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The Latest Breaking News from Carbon

Celebrated U.S. carbon bike manufacturer Pursuit Cycles ends frame production

Company shifts focus from bikes to advanced composites research

Cycling Weekly

Deity Skywire 35mm Carbon handlebar review – lightweight burly bars for trail-specific duties

If you are after a new handlebar with increased vibration dampening that can also sharpen up handling for enduro and trail bikes, then the Skywire could be for you.

Bike Perfect

Sean Penn, Free Speech, and Labor Law

An interesting incident, which led to a National Labor Relations Board decision (CORE & Rojas) Sept. 20. First, an excerpt… The post Sean Penn, Free Speech, and Labor Law appeared first on Reason.com.

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Private equity review – an insider’s account of high finance

This memoir of a twentysomething executive assistant shines a light on the lives of Wall Street’s elite – and the demands put on those working for them

The Guardian - UK

Posedla Joyseat Custom Saddle review: 3D printing and aspirations of changing the world

A compelling story of bringing manufacturing back to an area while also offering a truly different kind of saddle

Cycling News

Pearson On and On review - a very British gravel bike

An aero carbon gravel machine from London's oldest bike shop

Cycling Weekly

Selle San Marco Shortfit 2.0 3D Racing saddle review

Sella San Marco demonstrates a solid understanding of how to make a great 3D printed saddle

Cycling News

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Kask launches Elemento helmet, with carbon fibre plates and 3D printed pads

Faster, better ventilated, and safer than Protone, but significantly more expensive too

Cycling News

The Sea Otter Classic: Tech highlights from the biggest bike gathering in North America - Day 1

North America's biggest bike expo is underway in California Here's our Sea Otter Classic dispatch from day one.

Cycling Weekly

Startup Diveplane wants to make AI ethical. We asked its CEO what that means

In today’s world, artificial intelligence is used to make some big decisions. Colleges rely on it to admit students. Parole boards use it to approve or deny inmate releases.

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