State Bicycle Co. 6061 All-Road Apex XPLR AXS
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the State Bicycle Co. 6061 All-Road Apex XPLR AXS. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
9 reasons to buy
- Experts highlight the “responsive” and “smooth” shifting experience of the SRAM Apex electronic drivetrain.
- The 6061 All-Road fits 700c and 650b wheels. Either size can be chosen at checkout for no extra cost.
- Testers describe the bike as “nimble” and “responsive” but not “twitchy.”
- The 6061 All-Road has hydraulic disc brakes.
- According to one tester, the carbon fork is “forgiving” and absorbs vibration well.
- Experts relish the “snappy” and “performance-oriented” ride.
- Testers praise the 6061 All-Road’s versatility.
- Experts appreciate the inclusion of electronic shifting at this price.
- The shifter function can be fine-tuned via the SRAM phone app.
7 reasons not to buy
- Two experts say the stock saddle is uncomfortable.
- One reviewer feels the bike runs small. Another says the handlebars are too narrow.
- The stock wheels are heavy, according to a tester.
- Experts find the bar tape is “cheap” and “thin.”
- One reviewer says their seatpost “kept wiggling loose.”
- Testers are disappointed by the lack of mounting points on the frame.
- An expert reports brake rotor rub, requiring work from a bike shop.
Bottom line
The State Bicycle Co. 6061 All-Road Apex XPLR AXS is an aluminum gravel bike with a carbon fork and SRAM electronic shifting. Experts describe it as comfortable and responsive, highlighting the “smooth” electronic shifting and the “snappy” performance. However, they are disappointed by the uncomfortable saddle, loosening seatpost, heavy wheels, and thin bar tape. The 6061 All-Road earns praise for its versatility and value, but experts recommend avoiding more advanced trails and singletrack.Expert Reviews
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