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The Genesis™ bicycle rack has the simple “floating” concentric rings that look like an attractive outdoor sculpture. When full, these same concentric rings park bikes safely and securely. The Genesis™ offers two contact points, at front and rear, for locking. The Core range is based around a 6061 aluminium tube set that is butted where… Continue reading Genesis bikes range: carbon race bikes and stunning steel frames

The angles are steep, the front end is low and there aren’t mudguard or pannier mounts. 33c tyres are specced (the maximum permitted in UCI sanctioned cyclocross races), while the maximum tyre size recommend is 35c. The Fugio is a rowdier bike than the Croix de Fer, more suited to playing around on the trails… Continue reading Genesis bikes range: carbon race bikes and stunning steel frames

It’s hard to get passed the point that this bike has disc brakes on the front, and rim brakes on the front. While it is completely usable, it is just strange, and doesn’t look right. That’s not to say the Genesis 26″ V2100 Mountain Bike doesn’t have its work cut out for it. It is… Continue reading Genesis bikes range: carbon race bikes and stunning steel frames

The Core 26.4 came fitted with 2.2 Mountain Kings, the originals not the much improved Mountain King II. The Core range is based around a 6061 aluminium tube set that is butted where needed with some gentle manipulation to ovalise the down tube as genesis bike it meets the seat tube at the bottom bracket… Continue reading Genesis bikes range: carbon race bikes and stunning steel frames

This is a bike that will zip around town without a second thought. The Venerable Croix de Fer frameset has been a mainstay of the Genesis range since 2009. The frameset is incredible versatile and lends itself to a multitude of different builds. You could put 38c tyres on it and go bike-packing on some… Continue reading Genesis bikes range: carbon race bikes and stunning steel frames

The Datum comes with 32c tyres, which is a bit closer to the ‘road’ end of the spectrum. But there is clearance for up to 38c, so if the conditions require it, this bike is able to handle the rougher stuff. Essentially an aluminium version of the Croix de Fer, the CDA features a similar… Continue reading Genesis bikes range: carbon race bikes and stunning steel frames

The first Genesis bike was produced under the Ridgeback brand as the Day One model in 2001. Due to its popularity, Genesis became a label in its own right in 2006. You feel confident handling the bike at any speed because of the reliable brakes. Finally, the Columbia Rd is a beautiful step-through with a low maintenance… Continue reading Genesis bikes range: carbon race bikes and stunning steel frames

It still lacks a significant improvement in braking, climbing, and descent, but we recommend it for men or women looking for a middle-of-the-road option from Genesis. Unfortunately, those looking for this bike may have a bad time depending on market conditions since it’s been around for a while. Specialising in gravel, road, touring and mountain… Continue reading Genesis bikes range: carbon race bikes and stunning steel frames

In addition to their durable construction, Genesis bikes undergo rigorous quality control procedures, ensuring that every bike meets the brand’s high standards. This commitment to quality means that riders can rely on their Genesis bikes for long-lasting performance, further extending the lifespan of the product. First and foremost, Genesis promotes the use of materials that… Continue reading Genesis bikes range: carbon race bikes and stunning steel frames

The adjustable Revelation forks up front give you the option to wind down the travel to sharpen up the handling through singletrack and help you up the steep stuff, turning the Alpitude into a true all mountain steed. The Revelation fork is simple to set up but it is worth remembering to go back and… Continue reading Genesis bikes range: carbon race bikes and stunning steel frames