Genesis Bikes Core 26 4 2012 Mountain Bike Reviews » Bikes » Hard Tails Free Mountain Bike Magazine IMB

We’ve partnered with Freewheel as a solution to offer s online whilst supporting local bike shops at the same time. Each online sale supports the selected bike shop with a percentage of your sale, whether you choose to click & collect or get it delivered straight to your door. Please note that Freewheel currently only deliver within the UK at this time. British brand Genesis has become a brand synonymous with versatility for us here at Wheelbase.

Take your pick from their range of iconic builds such as the Croix De Fer, Fugio, CDA, Vapour, Datum & more. 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 it meets the seat tube at the bottom bracket shell. There are strengthening gussets where the down tube and top tube meet the tapered head tube and the seat stays are an old school wishbone style, the lack of a bridge gives ample mud clearance.

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The correct tyre choice would also help calm the stiff and somewhat unforgiving rear end, it is not as harsh as many aluminium frames but taking the edge off it with some floaty rubber would help ease take some of the sting out of the trail. The greatest restriction on how fast you can go when pinning singletrack is the tyres, yes they are fast rolling but they lack bite, something with greater cornering grip would certainly show off bikes handling better. The genesis mountain bike sorted geometry is pitched just right, making the bike exciting and fun yet not too much of a handful and it is not just a quick blast fun bike, it is light and the comfortable riding position means it will take you as far as you want to go. Once rolling the true nature of the Genesis started to shine through, a lively agile ride that encourages you to push on and flick the bike through singletrack whilst looking for roots and rocks to bunny hop and pop off.

If you have any questions about our products or your purchase, make sure to visit our customer service page. Here you’ll find our company details, answers to frequently asked questions and different ways to get in touch with us. genesis bicycless offer something for everyone, from off-road adventurers to city slickers. With the right maintenance and professional assembly from a company like National Assemblers, you can enjoy your Genesis bike for years to come.

Genesis champion themselves on built in practicalities that can be seen throughout the range, enabling their use daily across many different scenarios. The best example of this is the Croix de Fer which can only be described as the Swiss Army knife of the road bike world, capable of on or off road touring adventures, daily commutes and really comes into its own on anything unpaved. Genesis cycles are perfect for anyone looking for a hybrid of on and off-road that is comfortable on all day journeys on tarmac or gravel. Visit us in our stores in Edinburgh (Bruntsfield or Canonmills), Leeds, Newcastle and Aberdeen. Also available for sale online with UK delivery or collect in store.

Our job most importantly is to encourage as many people as we can to get out and ride for transport and enjoyment. We’d love to make riding a bike as commonplace as your morning cup of coffee, which by the way is our other obsession. The Genesis™ bicycle rack features concentric rings that park bikes safely and securely. The Genesis™ rack offers two contact points, at the front and rear, for stable locking. The unique design of the Genesis™ bike rack is both visually appealing and able to provide double the parking space of typical serpentine racks.

The best riding is off the beaten track, on that road – or path – to who knows where. Simply browse our products, select your options and then add the items to your cart to complete the checkout process. By following these tips, you can ensure your Genesis bike provides an enjoyable and safe riding experience for years to come. No matter how or where you ride, safety should always be your number one priority. Use reflectors and lights if you plan to ride in low light conditions, and always follow traffic rules when riding on roads.