Hi riders, as we use to do...here you have another great video about our loved State Bicycle Megalith, in this case, the new model, and their collab with Road Runner Bags...great combo!
This bag is a no-brainer if you’ve got a State Bicycle Co. Megalith bike, but it’ll fit most mountain bikes and some cyclocross bikes too.
With summer now in full swing there’s no better time to be loading down your bike to take on the open road. State Bicycle teamed up with LA’s Road Runner to bring us this tidy little frame bag perfect for setting up your mountain bike or tight geo cyclocross frame.
We love the color-way of the new State BicycleS Undefeated II frame and fork. The Aqua front end which transforms into black from the middle to the rear with the blue and black stripes transitioning to color is really fly. We’re all about bikes that have a lot of style along with great performance and this bike has both!
The Undefeated II comes stock premium SRAM Omnium Cranks, Michelin Tires and Ritchey Components stock while featuring new and lighter rounded 7005 Aluminum Double Butted Tubes..
I’m in love with this!! I’ve enjoyed watching the progression of State Bicycle Co. In my opinion, this is big step in the right direction.
The new frame features an oversized-tapered head tube and matching Essor USA full carbon fork, for ‘sharp handling and a nimble, responsive feel’. The Undefeated II has shaved 2lbs and 10oz from the previous generation, weighing in at 15lbs 6 oz.
The Undefeated II builds on the success of the original prime model, Undefeated I, featuring the advanced 7005 Aluminium double Butted Tubing on top of the classic features of the Undefeated. Straight out of the box the Undefeated II is a race-ready, beast of a machine.
State Bicycle, leaders of the fixed gear/single speed bike market, release the newest addition to their lineup of Fixed Gear bikes. After expanding the line into MTB and CX, State heads back to their roots within the urban bike culture.
Straight out of the box – the Undefeated II is a race ready, beast of a machine. Building upon the original Undefeated’s winning pedigree.
Fixie culture may not be what it once was, but thanks to a resurgence in track racing and fixed gear racing on the streets, the bikes are still here. Only this time, many of the companies that sort of came about during the fixed gear craze are building lighter, more racy bikes that are just as at home on the track or on the street.
Arizona’s State Bicycle Co. is back with an updated Contender II series of fixed gear bikes. The second coming of the Contender builds off of the success of one of the brand’s best selling bikes.
“The all new Contender Series is more than just a makeover; it’s a smoother, lighter and more responsive machine. All the while, maintaining the elements that made this series so enduring in the first place.”
We are always striving to reprise and optimize our most beloved bike models. Which brings us to the Contender Series; widely considered the best bang for your buck at State.
The guys at State Bicycles sent us a note and some pix of the updated version of the Megalith Fat-bikes that are available in both Singlespeed and 8-speed models. We did a review on theirState Bicycles’s first fat-bike about this time last year and JK found it to be a good, basic fat-bike with room to upgrade if the bug strikes you.
State Bicycle Co. - Recently introduced their first 29'er to add to their existing full line of bicycles. The collaboration with the artist, DKLEIN, integrates graphics along the frame and a mark stamped on the bottom bracket.
TEMPE, Ariz. (BRAIN) — State Bicycle Co. has introduced its first 29er mountain bikes featuring graphics by artist and Cadence Cycling owner Dustin Klein.
When you want a bike that is as simple as it is dependable without breaking the bank, steel is real. For those worried more about grins than grams, it is a completely worthy compromise. State Bicycle Company has a couple of new options now available on their web-store in the Pulsar 29er which is as pleasing to your eyes as it is your wallet. It comes in two well built single speed flavors that might just fit the bill
State Bicycle Company is known for its fixed-gear and singlespeed bikes. Now, the Tempe, Ariz., company is entering the mountain bike space with two crosscountry builds.
There’s no reason you should have to spend a couple grand on your first mountain bike. Perhaps that was the motivation behind State Bicycle Co’s latest model, the Pulsar SS 29r MTB. With graphics designed by Dustin Klein, a SRAM and WTB build kit, with optional Rockshox Recon fork upgrade, these affordable bikes look great and pack everything you need to get rolling on your local trails.
I just caught this from Facebook. With singlespeed options getting rather scarce these days, State brings to market the Pulsar, a cro-mo steel 29er singlespeed in two flavors; full rigid and front suspension. Simple and very inexpensive. Not much of that around these days. I am not a great fan of the set screw type BB adjustment, but it gets the job done.
Dustin Klein (DKLEIN) is known for inking his Pulsar designs on skin… and now his art has found a home on the new Pulsar SS 29er Mountain Bike from State Bicycle Co.
State Bicycle Co. introduces Alex Steadman’s Rider Signature Jersey and Bottle for the month of October. Head over and check out all of SBC’s Rider Signature Series. Much like their bikes, they don’t last forever.
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