Genesis Announces New Croix de Fer, Vagabond and Tour de Fer Models

Genesis is excited to announce the launch of five updated models and one new frameset across three of its most celebrated platforms, the Croix de Fer, Vagabond and Tour de Fer.

The iconic Croix de Fer range continues to evolve, with the Croix de Fer 10, 20 and 30 receiving fresh new paint jobs alongside a number of specification updates. Building on the revised frame platform introduced in 2024, these updates further refine a bike has become a benchmark for versatility and gravel capability. A true modern classic, the latest Croix de Fer models combine proven performance with a bold, updated look.

The Vagabond 10 also returns with a striking new colour and updated specification, reinforcing its reputation as a tough, adaptable steel hardtail built for big adventures. Joining it is a stunning new Vagabond frameset, offering riders and retailers the freedom to create a custom build around of Genesis’ most characterful designs.

Completing the line-up is the extensively updated Tour de Fer 30, which receives the biggest upgrade of the range. The new model features a refined paint finish, a straight-bladed fork, and fully housed brake a gear cables for improved durability and cleaner aesthetics. A new Shimano CUES LINKGLIDE drivetrain delivers smooth shifting and exceptional longevity, making the Tour de Fer 30 better suited than ever to commuting, long-distance touring and everyday reliability.

Senior Sportline Brand Manager Brodie Gardias said: “Our approach with the latest Genesis lineup was straightforward: keep the soul and character intact but add benefits riders will notice. Each model has a loyal following because they are dependable and are a joy to ride, so we focused on refining each specification to boost rideability, durability and serviceability wherever possible. The result is a range that feels familiar yet more capable, designed to go further, last longer, and inspire even bigger adventures.

Genesis has just unveiled an exciting refresh across three of its most beloved bike platforms: the Croix de Fer, Vagabond, and Tour de Fer. Whether you're a gravel explorer, adventure seeker, or long-distance commuter, there's something new to discover in this latest lineup.

 

Croix de Fer: Evolution of a Modern Classic

The iconic Croix de Fer range continues to set the standard for versatility and gravel capability. The Croix de Fer 10, 20, and 30 models now feature fresh paint finishes and refined specifications that build on the revised frame platform introduced in 2024. These updates enhance what riders already love about the range - proven performance and adaptability - while giving the bikes a bold, contemporary look. The Croix de Fer remains a true benchmark for anyone seeking a capable, characterful gravel machine.

Croix De Fer 10

Croix De Fer 20

Croix De Fer 30

Vagabond: Tough Steel, New Look

The Vagabond 10 returns with a striking new colour and updated specification, reinforcing its reputation as a dependable steel hardtail built for serious adventures. For those who prefer to build their own dream setup, Genesis is also introducing a new Vagabond frameset. This gives riders and retailers the creative freedom to craft a custom build around one of Genesis' most characterful designs.

Tour de Fer 30: The Big Upgrade

The Tour de Fer 30 receives the most substantial refresh of the range. A refined paint finish, straight-bladed fork, and fully housed brake and gear cables improve durability and deliver a cleaner aesthetic. The standout upgrade is the new Shimano CUES LINKGLIDE drivetrain, which offers smooth shifting and exceptional longevity. These enhancements make the Tour de Fer 30 an even better choice for commuting, long-distance touring, and everyday reliability.

Keeping the Soul, Adding the Benefits

According to Genesis' Senior Sportline Brand Manager Brodie Gardias, the philosophy behind these updates was clear: preserve what makes each bike special while adding tangible improvements riders will feel. "Each model has a loyal following because they are dependable and a joy to ride," Gardias explains. "We focused on refining each specification to boost rideability, durability and serviceability wherever possible."

The result is a range that feels familiar yet more capable - designed to go further, last longer, and inspire even bigger adventures. Whether you're upgrading or discovering Genesis for the first time, these updated models offer the perfect blend of character and performance.

  • What is the Genesis Croix de Fer best for

    The Croix de Fer is designed for gravel riding, bikepacking and all-road versatility.
  • What’s new on the Tour de Fer 30?

    It features a Shimano CUES LINKGLIDE drivetrain, improved cable routing and a redesigned fork for durability.
  • Is the Vagabond available as a frameset?

    Yes, Genesis now offers a Vagabond frameset for custom builds.
  • Are Genesis bikes good for touring?

    Yes, especially the Tour de Fer range, which is built specifically for long-distance touring and commuting.