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Anyone fancy a Genesis "love-in"????…i.e. show me your Genesis bike photos….
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Posted 11 years ago
Was in the bike shop yesterday looking at all new spangly road bike goodness, despite having this in the cellar and not getting much time to ride it…
I bought it cos it had a fairly functional look, but now can’t help being swayed by swoopy hydroformed alloys, carbons and may be a better groupset etc etc. So come on, show me your Genesis bike pics!!
Posted 11 years agoThis has been my commuter for the last two years.Great bike but I’m looking to replace it with another Genesis with gears.Really like that model Aether you have but struggling to get hold of one.I missed a bargain on Winstanleys website the other week.If yours is a 58cm and you are tempted to sell then keep me in mind 🙂
Posted 11 years agoPosted 11 years agoC’mon guys, they make Mountain Bikes too you know! 😉
Mine after a good clean and some TLC a couple of months ago…
Posted 11 years agoI really, really love this bike!….maybe not to look at though
Posted 11 years agoMine this morning. Been out for about twenty minutes, went home the road way…
Posted 11 years agoPosted 11 years agothere you go sevenandnine
Posted 11 years agoEquilibrium touring & nearly finished Abyss 🙂
equilibrium by Dicky Boy 500, on Flickr
Abyss by Dicky Boy 500, on FlickrPosted 11 years agoNew one:
100_5241 by franklini10, on Flickr
Old one: (Now the commuting bike.)
IMG_0500 by franklini10, on FlickrPosted 11 years ago2013 Cdf – Recent cycle to work purchase, quite enjoying it so far – did a trial run to work and back today in atrocious weather and survived! Considering swapping the cassette to a 11-28 or smaller as the 25 is a bit meaty – plenty of hills where I live.
Can anyone advise on mudguards – Evans were seriously reluctant to fit the recommended SKS P50’s and understandably so, the gap between the forks and the tyre is pretty small…
Posted 11 years agoFavourite bike for it’s durability, comfort and handling. Picture just after I bought it, changed a bit since then, but haven’t got any more recent pics! Never liked the paint job though so I’m going to strip it and get it coated.
Commuter, again really comfortable and nicely made frame. Plus it’s in my favourite colour!
Posted 11 years agohttp://farm6.staticflickr.com/5118/7148759733_b3f81fa150_b.jpg%5B/Img%5D
My abyss built up from a frame only
Posted 11 years agoMy Latitude
Posted 11 years agoGenesis singlespeed thing; and yes I know the hoses are too long, but I have an idea that the kit might end up on a 29er one day so I haven’t bothered cutting them to correct length.
Singlespeed is had work round the Peak. And the rigid forks are a bit brutal to be honest, but it’s simple fun for short rides.
Posted 11 years agoPosted 11 years agoCore 20:
Core 20 and 30 in the snow:
Posted 11 years agomy equilibrium:
my high latitude:
my cdf:
Posted 11 years agoI actually spent about half an hour the other night trying to decipher the binary on the seat stay!
Love the bike tho, infact i barely ride anything else.
[/url][/img]Posted 11 years agoShortly after being built. The wheels have been replaced with XT tubeless, the rear mech is now a clutch XT and the brake callipers are XTR.
Posted 11 years agoPosted 11 years agoPosted 11 years agoNow moved onto a new owner
Posted 11 years agoMine…
Posted 11 years agowas going to swap to Munkster’s silver 853 equilibrium frame after a respray, but not going to now.
Posted 11 years agoHere’s my CdF I picked up just before Christmas. Used mainly for commuting every day but also for local CX rides, and later in the year for some weekend touring. Really pleased with it 🙂
Commuting mode
CX mode
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