Genesis Bicycles welcomes Cervelo to it's bicycle lineup.  And right now all Cervelo's are being offered at a Special Introductory Price!  Ask a Genesis representative for details.

See the 2013 Cervelo Bikes!

Now in Stock!

2013 Genesis Cycling Kit
Our NEW 2013 Jerseys, Shorts and Bibs have been completely redesigned! This is our best looking and most comfortable kit yet!

Attention Genesis Miles Members!  Looking for a new jersey?  Click here for a great Members Only deal!

Peter Milthorp observes as his students demonstrate what they've  just learned.
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Introducing Genesis Miles, an exciting new program designed to recognize and reward our loyal riders!  Not only will you be able to keep track of your miles, but you will earn rewards that can be spent at Genesis just like cash!  Learn more!

Already enrolled in the Genesis Miles Program and want to check your miles?  Click here.

Want us to keep track of your personal miles?  Want to brag about your miles to your friends using our website?  Click here to submit your non-Genesis year-to-date miles.

Genesis Bicycles is now on Meetup, the web's premiere meeting site! Our group is called Genesis Bicycles' Lehigh Valley Bike Rides. See all of our scheduled rides and events, RSVP, contact Ride Leaders, view ride photos, and more! It only takes a minute to sign-up, and you can even sign-in using Facebook! Plus the first 20 people to join will recieve a FREE Genesis T-Shirt!  Join Now!

Details Here!

tuck no-hander –

A trick where you spin the handlebars into your lap/waist while tucking your upper body forward and simultaneously throwing your hands off to the sides.

Your Purchase at Genesis
Supports Local Bike Advocacy! 

 A portion of every bike and helmet
purchase is donated to



To date, over $8400 has been donated for local
bike advocacy by Genesis through this program.

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Helmets are designed to protect your skull and brain, so use your noggin' when fitting it correctly. Always place the helmet level on your head. The front rim of the helmet should sit just above your eyebrows so that it helps protect your forehead. Adjust the straps to hold the helmet in this position when you buckle the chin strap. The chin strap is adjusted properly when it's snug enough to secure the helmet as you shake your head yet it should still be comfortable. Different brands of helmets fit differently, so try several on to compare how each feels to you. If your helmet has a visor, adjust its height so it shades your face without blocking your view of what's ahead. If you have a fall that involves hitting your head, you may need a new helmet. A helmet is designed to do its job only once. We hope you never need to find out, but don't take chances on a "crashed" helmet.