Cyclists Hub | The 5 Best Gravel Bikes Under $1000 [2021]
Cyclists Hub | 8 Best Gravel Bikes Under $2,000
Starter Story | How Two Brothers Started A $1M/Month Bicycle Brand

Starter Story | How Two Brothers Started A $1M/Month Bicycle Brand

My name is Mehdi Farsi, I'm the co-founder of State Bicycle Co. in Tempe Arizona. We specialize in great-looking, great riding bicycles, parts, and accessories that are both attractive and affordable.We sell our own brand of bikes, clothing, and accessories, as well as a handful of curated complimentary products directly on our website and through over 400 bike shops worldwide. The business has grown to over $50m+ in lifetime sales and we’ve produced over 100,000 bikes.February 11, 2021 Read more

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The Manual | Hit the Road With the 7 Best Bicycles Available Now

The Manual | Hit the Road With the 7 Best Bicycles Available Now

If you know State Bicycle Co. at all then you will know the look of this bike’s frame, which matches the brand’s classic road bikes in the 4130 series. But this? This is the ALL Road, and some of those roads can be made of gravel or dirt. While the handlebars are shaped much like you’d expect on a road bike or commuter, the rugged frame and heftier wheels of this bike will let you keep up with your mountain biking buddies out in the back country, then you’ll leave them in the dust in the city. The bike can be fitted with frames to hold gear on both the front and back, making it ideal for longer bikepacking trips or for carrying cargo (groceries, e.g.) in the city.September 11, 2020 Read more

Cyclingnews | Best singlespeed bikes: simplistic fixed gear urban bikes
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Well+Good | 7 of the Best Bikes for City Riding That Make for a Healthy Commute

Well+Good | 7 of the Best Bikes for City Riding That Make for a Healthy Commute

This is easily one of the best bikes for the price on the market. Whether you’re looking to go on an outdoor adventure or just down the street, the 4130 can handle gravel, commuting, and touring. It’s also highly customizable, with both 700c or more rugged 650b wheel options, as well as an 11-speed drivetrain. As a smaller human, I particularly appreciate that the frame can accommodate riders as petite as 5’1 (of course, if you’re over six-feet, it’ll work just fine, too). While the Chromoly steel frame is extremely tough and durable, the bike isn’t terribly heavy, weighing in at around 22 pounds. The 4130 All-Road is available in two frame colors and four sizes, and starts at under $800.September 11, 2020 Read more

The Gentleman's Journal | The best bicycles for new commuters

The Gentleman's Journal | The best bicycles for new commuters

If your commute’s looking a little longer than a nip around the corner — but will still see you following mostly main roads — then we’d suggest a road, or racing bike. These lightweight two-wheelers tend to have thinner tyres, fewer bells (and whistles, for that matter…), and curved handlebars to ensure you can really make the aerodynamic best of your morning ride.Some don’t even have gears weighing them down. State Bicycle Co’s 4130 Sokol is an ideal fixed-gear option for those style-conscious cyclists who still need some speed. Shand’s Leveret benefits from countless helpful innovations; including a carbon belt drive that means no messy chain marks on clothes and an internal gear hub that’s impervious to the weather. And Whyte’s Dean V1 boasts a top of the range Shimano GRX groupset, full hydraulic brakes and tubeless tyres — to ensure punctures are a thing of the past.September 11, 2020 Read more