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If bought on our website, please have your order number on hand. The other contact points were all Genesis branded and I think that those are all personal choice, especially a saddle and I didn’t get on with the OEM one particularly well, but it was fine on shorter rides. Yes probably, but during some… Continue reading Owner of Genesis Bicycles in Easton to retire after 47 years

The aluminium frame is cheaper, although the fork is still carbon. Disc brakes remain present, but they have been changed to mechanical rather than hydraulic. The drivetrain is still a performance oriented 1×11 set up and, in all, this is still a competitive racing machine. Here at Musette we work with a number of bike… Continue reading Owner of Genesis Bicycles in Easton to retire after 47 years

This special issue is heading for members but we have a very limited stock of copies for direct sale. Try logging in or creating an account here to get back to browsing. “A bold heading on the website, ATTENTION Walmart customers. Every phone in the store has a posting above it with Kent’s (Genesis’ manufacturer)… Continue reading Owner of Genesis Bicycles in Easton to retire after 47 years

Product PresentationGenesis created the global product presentation for the world’s largest quality bicycle manufacturer. 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… Continue reading Owner of Genesis Bicycles in Easton to retire after 47 years

Even if you’re not a bike enthusiast, you’ve probably noticed the giant bicycle perched on top of the store at 126 Bushkill St. You can see it as you pass by on Route 22 heading into New Jersey. Your bike frame & fork are protected under our Lifetime Warranty policy. Packaging SystemThe packaging system had… Continue reading Owner of Genesis Bicycles in Easton to retire after 47 years

The dropper seatpost, slacker head angle, shorter chainstays and clearance for tyres up to 50mm wide on 650b wheels are responsible for this more playful handling. Essentially an aluminium version of the Croix de Fer, the CDA features a similar plethora of mounts and wide clearances but comes in at a significantly lower price. Part… Continue reading Owner of Genesis Bicycles in Easton to retire after 47 years