Genesis IO 2008 • Alpine Bikes

Price: £389.00 (Was £430.00)

Colour

Platinum

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Overview
Tech Spec
Geometry

Product overview

Clean lines for more riding time is the iO's main attraction when the weather is at its predictable worst. A cable-free steel frame and fork takes riding back to its basics in a way that suits adverse UK conditions as much as it suits pin-sharp rides on dry single-tracks. It also frees up your post ride time thanks to it's reduced maintenance needs. Should you want to use a suspension fork the iO's design makes it a straight swap that won't alter the handling.
A simple, skill-honing low maintenance ride.

Technical Specifications

Frame	Reynolds 520 3 main tubes, Butted Cr-Mo rear stays, disc-only
Forks	Genesis Double butted Cr-mo, suspension-corrected
Wheels	Genesis SS rear / M475 front, Alex FD-16 Disc 32h black
Tyres	Continental Vertical 2.3"
Crank	Genesis Driveline 32T
Casette	Shimano 16T 1/8"
Pedals	Shimano PD-M520
Saddle	Genesis MTN2 Cr-Mo rail
Seat Post	6061 T6 Aluminium 27.2mm
Handle Bars	Genesis 6061 Lo-rise Oversize
Stem	Genesis 6061 Oversize
Headset	TH Industries 848

Frame Geometry

Size	(A) Effective top tube	(B) Head angle	(C) Seat angle	(D) Chain stay	(E) BB height	(F) Wheel base
Extra large	615cm	71°	73.5°	420cm	0cm	109.8cm
Extra small	0cm	71°	73.5°	420cm	0cm	0cm
Large	595cm	71°	73.5°	420cm	0cm	107.8cm
Medium	580cm	71°	73.5°	420cm	0cm	106.3cm
Small	565cm	71°	73.5°	420cm	0cm	103.7cm

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