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I think the route was planned with mountainbikes in mind but like i said, i rode it with 38 mm tires and it was all ridable, only few sections were a bit rougher rocky gravel where a bit wider tires would have been nice. It's not a route for road bikes though, don't think that would be fun.
Thats not a genesis is it? Ive taken mine well off the beaten track, it is superb off road
No it is from a german brand called 'intec', iirc they get their frames from the czech manufacturer 'fort'.