State Bicycle Co. Elliston
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the State Bicycle Co. Elliston. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
13 reasons to buy
- Elliston owners are quick to point out how handsome this bike is.
- Owners found the Elliston to be of solid build.
- Buyers are pleased that deluxe Ellistons include front and rear racks.
- Riders report that the Elliston delivers a smooth ride.
- The Elliston’s simple component spec delivers a good value.
- Customer service is prompt if Elliston owners experience issues.
- Buyers of 3-speed Elliston models find that the Shimano Nexus hub shifts smoothly.
- Urban riders love the Elliston’s full-size fenders.
- The “handsome minimalism” of the Elliston’s matte-black finish appeals to owners.
- Tall riders are happy with the Elliston’s 58cm frame option.
- The Elliston’s coaster brake delivers simple, skid-happy braking.
- Owners described the Elliston as well-suited to casual commuting.
- Some riders commended the quality of the Elliston’s packaging.
6 reasons not to buy
- Buyers found that their Elliston arrived with wheels sorely out-of-true.
- Hubs were overtightened, for some Elliston buyers.
- The Elliston’s warranty is only valid when the bike is assembled by a professional bicycle mechanic.
- Some buyers found the old-school saddle was hard and unforgiving.
- The Elliston’s faux-leather grip-covers could slip off after a few day's use.
- Some buyers were disappointed with the Elliston’s lackluster packaging, which resulted in scratches, dents and loose small parts.
