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State Bicycle Co. Launches Fully Aero, Fully Affordable, Sub-$3k Complete Carbon Road Bike

State Bicycles Carbon Road Complete heroRaw Black (Photos / State Bicycle Company)
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A few months back, Arizona’s State Bicycle Co. launched a super affordable, fully aero, carbon road frameset. That frameset was a steal at under $1400, and it sold out quickly. Well, today, State expands its high-end road offerings beyond just a frameset with a new Carbon Road Complete using the same popular frameset.

State Bicycles Carbon Road Complete first pic
Panda Pearl (Photos / State Bicycle Company)

Making their carbon platform accessible to more riders, the complete bikes will start at $2,799. This brings serious race-level carbon production bikes to a more affordable price range than we would typically see in this space.

State’s new Carbon Road frame focuses on three key areas: aerodynamic efficiency for more speed and less effort, lightweight construction for easier climbing and handling, and practical usability for regular road cycling.

State Bicycles Carbon Road Complete blue headtube
Midnight Blue

The State Carbon Road Complete

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The complete builds come in two different layups: Standard and SL. This gives riders frame options based on their performance needs and budget. The same frame design is currently being used in competitive racing and has proven capable on demanding climbs.

So that means that riders get access to geometry and frame construction that’s been put to the test at high levels of performance. The Standard Complete bikes start at $2,800, while the SL Complete bikes save a pound of weight and start at $3,250.

Carbon Road Geometry

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State Bicycles Carbon Road Complete downtube logo

State Carbon Road Complete Retail & Detail

Retail:

  • Standard Complete: $2,800,
  • SL Complete: $3,250
  • Frameset: $1,399

Detail:

  • Colors:
    • Standard frames: Panda Pearl and Midnight Blue
    • SL frame: Raw Carbon
  • Tire clearance up to 32mm
  • Fully internal cable routing
  • T47 threaded bottom bracket
  • UDH-compatible derailleur hanger
  • Standard and SL Frames
  • SRAM Rival E1 (2x) Drivetrain
  • Enve Wheel Upgrade Available
  • Weights: Size Medium
    – Standard Layup: 18.5lb
    – SL Layup: 17.5lb

So, if you’re a cyclist looking to transition to carbon but don’t want the typical premium pricing, the State Carbon Road Complete builds may be for you. It’s literally race-tested technology in a ready-to-ride package.

State Bicycles Carbon Road Complete sprint

Get more details about the Carbon Road Complete, and check out all of the affordable bikes that State has to offer by hitting the link below.

StateBicycle.com

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Johnny of the Hidden Village of the Den
Johnny of the Hidden Village of the Den
1 month ago

Unreal! I’ve been shopping bikes as of late and State has been at the fore front of options in just about every category. I just need to narrow down what kind of bike to get first… This dyed in the wool roadie doesn’t make my decision any easier. Exciting to have such affordable – high quality options out there in light of what the bike nerds at State are coming up with as of late.

Ben
Ben
1 month ago

It’s probably a good bike, and a great option at that price, but it feels a little much to call it “fully aero” with zero data to justify that.

Ronald
Ronald
28 days ago
Reply to  Ben

The bike is more “aero” than their other offerings. It has most of the typical aero touches- dropped seat stays, horizontal top tube, bladed fork and seat tube/post, and aero downtube. I don’t think it’ll make Factor, Cervelo, or Specialized sweat, but it should be more aero than a round tube carbon bike. I’d be surprised if the aero testers are going to throw it in the wind tunnel.

Dr_LHA
Dr_LHA
1 month ago

Good to see these guys are not going in for the “minimal branding decals” trend!

DRC
DRC
1 month ago

Man, at least post a picture of one with some aftermarket deeper wheels so we can see what it looks like, even if you don’t offer it that way. Aero bikes with 24mm deep wheels in the ads definitely don’t entice me to buy one.

Dave
29 days ago

Just need a gravel version of this space for 50mm tires and I’m in. Nice looking ride…love the blue.

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