It also features the same 11 rear gears, 30-millimeter tires, an impressive 11-34T cassette, and a steel frame as the Genesis Equilibrium. However, along with the durable steel frame, it has a lightweight carbon fiber fork to reduce the bike’s overall weight substantially. All in all, this bike is our favorite, offering absolute top-of-the-line specifications. At the entry-level, the Delta is an aluminium frame and carbon fork road bike with endurance geometry that comes with rim brakes and provides a comfortable ride. Its 1x9 drivetrain keeps things simple, while the swept back riser bars give the rider a more upright position. For commuters and city-dwellers, Genesis has several bikes to choose from. Next up is the endurance-focused Zeal, which is full carbon, so you can ride longer and faster with less effort. You could even commute, go on road rides, use it as a utility shopper. The Genesis Bohe Men’s Gravel Bike is like a gravel-friendly version of the Saber model. However, the feel is very different, with a tire width of 45 millimeters. This bike’s tires will absorb bumps in the road much better than a road bike typically does, but it does so at the cost of top speeds. While you won’t be able to transfer as much of your leg power into raw speed, the comfortable feeling of smooth rides over gravel and bumps is a worthwhile tradeoff. I build unique steel frames for gravel, all road, cyclocross, and mountain. You choose disc or cantilever brakes and pick your head tube, top tube, seat tube lengths and diameters using high quality Reynolds or Columbus tubes (or whatever you like). The Genesis V2100 mountain bike's suspension system is one of its key features. Its dual-suspension frame provides a responsive and comfortable riding experience, particularly when navigating uneven terrain. The Equilibrium and Equilibrium Disc are also endurance/sportive-focused bikes, and come with a steel frame and carbon fork. The steel makes for a super comfortable ride, while the carbon reduces some of the weight. 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. Of course, there is something to be said about the quality of bikes found at Walmart, but it’s only fair. The two models sold here are under $400, which is very cheap for a road bike. Those two bikes can be a bit wishy-washy but are also extremely inexpensive. They offer good value for money, and it’s unlikely you’ll have as bad an experience as the writers of each bike’s worst customer review. Both bikes are made of Reynolds 725 steel, with the disc brake bike getting a carbon fork in place of the steel fork on the rim brake model. It’s an affordable option for those looking to get started or upgrade their mountain biking experience. The model number can be found on the lower portion of the seat tube just above the crank on a black and silver decal. The serial number is stamped into the bottom of the frame (under the bottom bracket). Swapping stock pedals for clipless or platform pedals with a strong grip can enhance power transfer and control while riding. Upgrading handlebars and grips to suit individual hand positions and preferences can significantly improve comfort during longer rides. With that in mind, let’s discuss the assembly process and provide tips for effective maintenance to ensure your bike remains in optimal condition. When it comes to the Genesis V2100, the assembly process is generally straightforward. This is because it's equipped with a Shimano gearing system known for its reliability and seamless shifting. This makes it hill-friendly and improves control, especially when traversing off-road trails. Equipped with a linear-pull brake, a front disc brake, and a rear V brake, the Genesis V2100 offers impressive stopping power and control. The use of Shimano brake levers further enhances the braking system, ensuring safety for the rider in various conditions. It’s another excellent gender-neutral choice; while catering mainly towards off-road riders with mounts for mudguards, it is quite race capable and has great handling. It’s also great for endurance rides with a comfortable saddle and suitable geometry. It could definitely have better brakes, but it is otherwise a fantastic ride and is well worth the cost. The Genesis V2100 is a dual-suspension mountain bike that provides a smooth riding experience on rough terrain. With an aluminum frame, Shimano drivetrain, and reliable fork, this bike caters to beginners and experienced riders looking for a budget-friendly option. The bikes are available either with rim brakes or hydraulic discs, but there is only one spec level with these bikes. Finally, the Columbia Rd is a beautiful step-through with a low maintenance and practical 8-speed internal hubgear. Perfect for pootling around town, plus the twin top tube adds a touch of elegance. The CDA on the other hand is less race and more sportive, with relaxed endurance geometry and massive tyre clearance for knobblies so you can truly take it anywhere.