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I've been keeping an eye on State Bicycle for a couple of years now. The 4130 was always on my list of potential first single speed bikes, but none of the color schemes really spoke to me. As soon as I saw this Carolina blue on black design, I was sold. I initially planned to order the bike direct and assemble it myself, but I actually have a State Bicycle dealer in my city. I stopped by the shop to see if I could throw a leg over a few State Bicycles and I'm really glad I did. I'm 5'9" and according to State's sizing chart, that would put me on a 55" frame. My local shop actually had 4130s in 55" and 52" in stock. The shop owner advised that I go with the 52" and I have to say it was the best advice I could have received. The 52" fits perfectly, while the 55" felt a tad too big for my 30" inseam. I ended up ordering the bike through my bike shop, and had them handle the assembly at no extra charge. This also means my bike is covered by State's warranty, and I also got a free year of service from the bike shop. Win, win.
This bike is a pleasure to ride. It feels just as light and nimble as my old 2007 Trek 1600 road bike. I went with bullhorn bars and I've found them to be comfortable and familiar, as the upturned ends feel very similar to the hoods on road bike bars I've been accustomed to. The only criticism I have is that it would be nice to have another set of bosses to mount a second bottle cage, but it's not a big deal.
I
This is the most beautiful bike I've ever seen at sublime to ride. You feel invincible and fast. Thanks for sending all the way to Melbourne Australia.
I
Arrived in pristine condition and within 4-5 days of shipping. Still so insanely happy with the quality of these bikes, how smoothly they ride right out of the box. Will be back for my 3rd SBC bike as soon as I can afford it.
J
I put almost 100 miles on my 4130 Core Line Carolina the first week and it's a comfortable, good handling bike. I've been a road cyclist for 35 years and have recently wanted to learn to ride fixed gear, so I spent weeks researching the best bang for the buck and decided on a State Core Line. I'm getting a lot of compliments on the looks and, I have to say, the paint job is beautiful. The fit is working out well so I won't have to replace the stem, which I kind of expected, so that's good. I have lots of old bike parts lying around and I did put on one of my old Selle San Marco saddles, and some Look Keo pedals, and that will probably be all of the customization I'll need for a while...but, I'm a bit of a bike nerd, so eventually there will be more stuff.
The Core Line seems to be a very good deal, at least for someone like me, just getting into fixie riding. And the frame and fork looks to be a good platform if you want to elaborate on your vision. I do have one suggestion: Maybe offer the option of a crowned fork to give a more "old school" look. I would have paid extra for that.
I'm 60 years old and can sometimes be difficult to impress, but I feel good about recommending this bike.
J. Wingo
R
10/10 service
M
I’ve cycled over 100 miles with this bike already. This thing cuts through wind like a Samurai sword. I love how lightweight and flickable the bike is, plus the coloring is mad sick! 🤙🏻 I would def recommend to anyone looking for a great ride.
A
4130 - Carolina - (Fixed Gear / Single-Speed)
S
I like this bike a lot, and I only have two quibbles. First, the front wheel needed to be trued and dished, so that cost me extra money at a bike shop. Second, the handlebars are a millimeter or so wider in diameter than a standard bar, so the Deity Knuckleduster lock on grips that I bought will not fit. Other than those two things, it's pretty good for such a cheap bike, and I would recommend it to anyone on a budget. Oh, and I did upgrade the tires to Conti Grand Prix 4-Seasons, which give the bike a much nicer ride than the cheap Chinese tires that came on it.
4130 - Carolina - (Fixed Gear / Single-Speed)
Stunning Baby Blue w/ All-Black Components
Whether you want a clean classic look or a sporty-aggressive aesthetic, you can build the bike you want choosing your size, bars, and now wheels!
$459.99
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Advanced geometry, next-level design, and the flexibility to customize your bike from top to bottom have made our 4130 Steel (Fixed Gear / Single-Speed) line the most enduring choice for riders of all levels & styles. The quality is in the materials we select and components we trust.
[SPECS]
- FRAME: Double Butted 4130 Grade Chromoly Steel
- DROPOUTS: Die-Cast Dropouts Featuring Internal Chain-Tensioners
- WHEEL SET: Choose from our 'Lo-Pro' Wheels or 40mm Deep-V Style Wheels - Both w/ Sealed Bearing Hubs
- FLIP-FLOP HUB: Easily Ride Fixed Gear or Single Speed
- GEAR RATIO: 46x16
- HANDLEBARS: 4 Styles: Bullhorn, Drop, Riser & Pursuit
- BRAKES: Includes Front & Rear Brakes
- PEDALS: Includes Alloy Pedals from Wellgo
- SADDLE: Includes Synthetic Leather Saddle w/ Steel Rails
SIZE: 6 Frame Sizes to fit any Rider Height from 4'10" to 6'6" (Size 55cm Pictured)
WEIGHT: 20lbs 1oz w / Lo-Pro Wheels or 21lbs 12 oz w/ 40mm Deep-V Style Wheels
*(Weights Taken Using a Size 55cm Frame w/ no Brakes or Pedals)
Risk-Free Purchase - State Bicycle Co. offers FREE EXCHANGES* -If this item doesn't work out, we'll send you a return label and exchange for free!
RETURNS & Exchanges: State Bicycle Co. proudly offers FREE RETURNS for EXCHANGES - please see details of our Return Policy here.
SHIPPING: Most in-stock items ship within 1 business day! Tracking information is provided upon shipment. Learn more about our Shipping Policy
ASSEMBLY: Complete Bicycles will ship 90% built and require only basic tools and knowledge to complete the build. However, a fully assembled bicycle also needs to be tuned and adjusted (oftentimes with specialty tools). We strongly encourage having your bike professionally assembled to validate your warranty and to ensure a safe and lasting ride.
WARRANTY: Warranty activated when you submit proof of professional assembly.
- 5-year Warranty on all bicycle frames
- 1-year Warranty non-consumable parts
- 2-year Warranty on Essor USA products
Learn more about our Warranty Policy.
Size Charts and Specs: Detailed Size Charts and Specs can be found here: Size Charts & Specs.
SUPPORT: We pride ourselves on having a friendly and knowledgeable staff. Contact us and we'd be happy to help you out in any way we can.
T
I've been keeping an eye on State Bicycle for a couple of years now. The 4130 was always on my list of potential first single speed bikes, but none of the color schemes really spoke to me. As soon as I saw this Carolina blue on black design, I was sold. I initially planned to order the bike direct and assemble it myself, but I actually have a State Bicycle dealer in my city. I stopped by the shop to see if I could throw a leg over a few State Bicycles and I'm really glad I did. I'm 5'9" and according to State's sizing chart, that would put me on a 55" frame. My local shop actually had 4130s in 55" and 52" in stock. The shop owner advised that I go with the 52" and I have to say it was the best advice I could have received. The 52" fits perfectly, while the 55" felt a tad too big for my 30" inseam. I ended up ordering the bike through my bike shop, and had them handle the assembly at no extra charge. This also means my bike is covered by State's warranty, and I also got a free year of service from the bike shop. Win, win.
This bike is a pleasure to ride. It feels just as light and nimble as my old 2007 Trek 1600 road bike. I went with bullhorn bars and I've found them to be comfortable and familiar, as the upturned ends feel very similar to the hoods on road bike bars I've been accustomed to. The only criticism I have is that it would be nice to have another set of bosses to mount a second bottle cage, but it's not a big deal.
I
This is the most beautiful bike I've ever seen at sublime to ride. You feel invincible and fast. Thanks for sending all the way to Melbourne Australia.
I
Arrived in pristine condition and within 4-5 days of shipping. Still so insanely happy with the quality of these bikes, how smoothly they ride right out of the box. Will be back for my 3rd SBC bike as soon as I can afford it.
J
I put almost 100 miles on my 4130 Core Line Carolina the first week and it's a comfortable, good handling bike. I've been a road cyclist for 35 years and have recently wanted to learn to ride fixed gear, so I spent weeks researching the best bang for the buck and decided on a State Core Line. I'm getting a lot of compliments on the looks and, I have to say, the paint job is beautiful. The fit is working out well so I won't have to replace the stem, which I kind of expected, so that's good. I have lots of old bike parts lying around and I did put on one of my old Selle San Marco saddles, and some Look Keo pedals, and that will probably be all of the customization I'll need for a while...but, I'm a bit of a bike nerd, so eventually there will be more stuff.
The Core Line seems to be a very good deal, at least for someone like me, just getting into fixie riding. And the frame and fork looks to be a good platform if you want to elaborate on your vision. I do have one suggestion: Maybe offer the option of a crowned fork to give a more "old school" look. I would have paid extra for that.
I'm 60 years old and can sometimes be difficult to impress, but I feel good about recommending this bike.
J. Wingo
R
10/10 service
M
I’ve cycled over 100 miles with this bike already. This thing cuts through wind like a Samurai sword. I love how lightweight and flickable the bike is, plus the coloring is mad sick! 🤙🏻 I would def recommend to anyone looking for a great ride.
A
4130 - Carolina - (Fixed Gear / Single-Speed)
S
I like this bike a lot, and I only have two quibbles. First, the front wheel needed to be trued and dished, so that cost me extra money at a bike shop. Second, the handlebars are a millimeter or so wider in diameter than a standard bar, so the Deity Knuckleduster lock on grips that I bought will not fit. Other than those two things, it's pretty good for such a cheap bike, and I would recommend it to anyone on a budget. Oh, and I did upgrade the tires to Conti Grand Prix 4-Seasons, which give the bike a much nicer ride than the cheap Chinese tires that came on it.
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