Geometron arguably did more than any other bike brand to kick off the geometry revolution of the late 2010s, but they weren’t content to leave their longstanding G1 alone — even though its geometry still looks pretty up to date five years after it first launched. So we sat down with Sam Robson and Marcel Lauxtermann from Geometron to talk about the development of the new G1, their goals for the updated bike, the testing that informed the updates they made, and a whole lot more.
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TOPICS & TIMES:
Introducing Sam and Marcel (3:29)
Updating the G1 (6:32)
Refining geometry (9:04)
“Loading patterns” and bike setup for customers (13:57)
The new G1 (18:11)
David’s bike setup preferences (25:52)
Headtube angles and front wheel loading (30:47)
Stem lengths and steering feel (37:29)
Bottom bracket drop and geometry adjustability (41:31)
Other updates (43:25)
Suspension kinematics (47:39)
Sam & Marcel’s personal bike setups (51:42)
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