The Radavist

State takes on a new approach to show their appreciation for pro cycling. In the first episode of “Riding Fixed Up Mountains with Pros” they join Pro Cyclist Travis McCabe up Mt. Lemmon.

State Bicycle Co took to the infamous 24 Hours of Old Pueblo to explore their State…

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. See full specs below and more information at State.

Take a ride with Hacheon Park and State Bicycle up Unglisan Mountain…

State shows us a few pointers on how to travel with a bicycle. This is a great supplemental video to the Notes on Flying with a Bicycle post.

We reviewed the Thunderbird last ‘cross season and found it to be great “entry level fun” for people wanting to get into cyclocross riding or racing. These new models now have bigger clearances in the rear and will easily fit a 40mm tire. If the hot pink and black wasn’t your style, check out the newest Thunderbird design, clad in OD and burnt orange paint.

State Bicycle Co rider Hacheon Park takes on the Taebaek Mountains in South Korea on his track bike.

First debuted at Interbike, State Bicycle Co’s new singlespeed off-road division is now available for pre-order with a mid-November delivery. Their affordable cross bikes are available with a Reynolds wheel upgrade – which is almost as much as the bike itself, or as frames to be built us to your specification. Blastin into the fat marketplace are two singlespeed fat bikes, one coming in under $500 with an admittedly fun coaster brake setup and another with disc brakes for under $700.

See the full State Bicycle Co Off-Road Division below.

Keeping up with current demand, State Bicycle Co has launched a new off-road division, including a fatbike and singlspeed cross bike:

“Say hello to the newest and most tenacious members of the State Bicycle Co. family: The Off-Road Division. This premiere line of Cyclo-Cross Bicycles and Fat Bikes were consciously built to take you as far & wide as your spirit of adventure can go.

We took our Team Riders out to some of the most singular landforms of the West Coast and Southwest, Cyclo-Cross and Fat Bikes in tow, and sent them barreling into terrain that gave us genuine pause. Three states, eight locales, more than a few attempted daredevil stunts, and a broken arm later, we realized something: it doesn’t get much better than adventuring through the unbeaten path with your friends.”

More information to come from State.

Along with their new cycling apparel line, including jackets and vests, this week State Bicycle Co launched their Rider Signature series jerseys, beginning with October and Jason Clary’s design.

Head over to State Bicycle Co to check it all out!

Living in a place where it’s usually over 100 degrees and 70% humidity, I’d rather be swimming than riding at high noon. Then again, the Hell Ride is something special…

Check out this 4.20 limited edition kit from the guys at State.

State Bicycle Co, Jason Clary and Macaframa, doing what they do best in SF.