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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the State Bicycle Co. 4130 Road. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
11 reasons to buy
- Fun and simplicity are the main drawcards for 4130 Road owners.
- The 4130 Road oozes retro-‘80s-racer elegance and style.
- With its very aggressive geometry, the 4130 Road is built to race.
- The 4130 Road’s mechanics are simple and therefore easy to maintain and repair.
- Wide 28mm tires come fitted to the 4130 Road.
- The 4130 Road is seen as a remarkable value, by reviewers and buyers.
- The 4130 Road’s chromoly steel frame is durable, stiff, forgiving, pliant and relatively light.
- Owners said the 4130 Road is easy to upgrade, using traditional parts standards.
- The 4130 Road is available in 5 frame sizes to fit riders from 5’1” to 6'6".
- The 4130 Road bike has clearance to accommodate road tires up to 32mm wide.
- There are eyelets to attach both front and rear racks, on the seat-stays and fork of the 4130 Road.
5 reasons not to buy
- The 4130 Road’s wheels may need to be trued up before riding.
- Reviewers weren’t impressed by the 4130 Road’s budget tires.
- An owner reported that the 4130 Road’s stock brake levers delivered poor modulation.
- The 4130 Road’s brake pads were unremarkable. Reviewers suggested they be replaced.
- Riders must take their hand off the handlebar to change gears with the 4130 Road’s retro, downtube-mounted shifter.