Adjusted for traffic volume by country
- France
- United Kingdom
- Italy
- Belgium
- Ireland
- Germany
- Spain
- Finland
- Denmark
- Poland
Mar 2024 · Simon Withers
Cyclocross-influenced flat-bar bike for commuting and more…
Comfort
Quality hydraulics
Loads of bosses
Wide range of gears
Great off road tyres
Tyres lack speed and cornering grip on the road
Jan 2024 · Warren Rossiter
A fun-first alloy gravel bike
Great looking
Competitive price
Bundles of fun
A few downgraded parts
Ponderous on the road
Not tubeless ready
Mar 2022
You get a lot of e-bike for £3,000, and the Genesis Columbia Road is a lot of bike. It’s quite bulky already, before you populate the front and rear Atranvelo luggage racks, and the general shape is, well, what’s the nicest thing we can say? Retro. It’s retro. The frame has a decidedly ‘80s look to it, not completely wild like a Chopper, but more like a Grifter, especially in the way the handlebar kicks up at the ends, pushing riders into an upright position cyclists with lower back problems will surely appreciate.
Feb 2022 · Warren Rossiter
Classic looks and modern tech combined in a neat ebike package
Beautifully smooth, steady handling
Great looks
Not quite the drivetrain expected at the price
No chaincase
Jul 2021 · Simon Withers
Budget aluminium gravel bike spin-off of Genesis's venerated Croix de Fer
Practical comfortable versatile
Plenty of fittings for commuting bikepacking and touring
Heavyish weight
Slightly sluggish
Disappointing disc brakes
Jul 2021 · Simon Withers
Budget aluminium gravel bike spin-off of Genesis's venerated Croix de Fer
Practical, comfortable, versatile
Plenty of fittings for commuting, bikepacking and touring
Heavyish weight
Slightly sluggish
Disappointing disc brakes
Q: Which Genesis bikes are most popular?
The most popular Genesis model families are the Croix De Fer, Tour De Fer, and Cda.
Q: Does Genesis make eBikes?
Yes, Genesis manufactures both conventional bikes and e-bikes.