The Geometric CR5-RE Sensah is a premium road bike built for enthusiasts who demand performance, responsiveness, and elegant design. Featuring a full T-800 carbon fibre frameset with carbon fork and seatpost, this model brings elite-level stiffness and lightness to your ride.
Product Specifications & Dimensions
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Frame: T-800 carbon fibre with internal cable routing
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Fork: Full carbon blade fork
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Seatpost: Carbon, diameter matched to frame spec
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Handlebars: Semi-aero aluminium road bar
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Stem: Aluminium JetSpeed stem
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Drivetrain: Sensah 2×12 (front & rear derailleur, shifters)
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Crankset: JetSpeed 7050 CNC aluminium, with 50T / 34T rings
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Cassette: Sugek 11-30T 12-speed
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Hubs & Wheelset: JetSpeed sealed bearing hubs
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Brakes: Z-Star caliper brakes
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Tyres: Innova Pro Smoothie 700×25C
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Weight (full bike): Approximately 8.9 kg to 9.5 kg depending on frame size
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Available Frame Sizes: 45 cm, 47 cm, 49 cm, 51 cm
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Extras: Comes with free bottle cage and Sensah flat pedals
Key Features & Benefits
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The full carbon frame and fork deliver outstanding stiffness for power transfer and low weight for climbing.
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The 2×12 Sensah drivetrain offers a wide and smooth gear range, ideal for both high-speed flats and challenging climbs.
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Sealed bearing hubs reduce maintenance and help ensure smooth rolling longevity.
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The Z-Star calipers provide reliable braking performance while maintaining weight efficiency.
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The aerodynamic design of the semi-aero bar and internally routed cables help reduce drag.
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Lightweight build (under 9.5 kg) makes it competitive even for ambitious riders and weekend racers.
Usage Instructions & Setup Tips
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On receipt, inspect frame, fork, wheels, and components for shipping damage.
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Install the handlebars, stem, seatpost, wheels, pedals, and saddle, following manufacturer torque specs (e.g. 5–6 Nm for cockpit bolts, seatpost clamp per frame spec).
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Adjust front and rear derailleur limit screws (low and high) and fine-tune cable tension to ensure full range shift accuracy across 12 speeds.
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Ensure both brake calipers are aligned and the pads do not rub the rim when rotating the wheel.
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Break in the brakes by performing several moderate stops from 20–30 km/h over the first 20 km.
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Before each ride, check all bolts (stem, seatpost, calipers), quick releases, and ensure the wheels are secure.
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After wet or muddy rides, wash the frame with mild soap and water, gently dry, and lubricate the chain and derailleur pivots.
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Periodically (every 300–500 km) check wheel trueness, bearing smoothness, spoke tension, and cables for stretch or wear.
Precautions & Safety Notes
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Always wear a helmet, gloves, and protective gear while riding.
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Inspect the frame, especially carbon areas, for cracks or delamination before each ride.
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Do not overtighten bolts beyond recommended torque — overtorque may damage carbon threads or components.
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Avoid direct impact on the frame or wheels (e.g. striking curbs or potholes harshly), which could cause hidden structural damage.
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Use only components and spare parts (tyres, tubes, brake pads, cables) compatible with the bike’s specs to maintain safety and performance.
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If any crack or structural damage is detected in carbon parts, discontinue usage immediately and seek professional inspection.
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Avoid using high-pressure water jets near sealed bearings, bottom bracket or headset to prevent water ingress and premature wear.
