State Bicycle Co. Undefeated Track
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Summary of Reviews
We have read all expert and user reviews on the State Bicycle Co. Undefeated Track. In summary, this is what cyclists think.
15 reasons to buy
- Owners deem the Undefeated to be an impressive value for a high-quality bike.
- With solid parts and a sturdy build, the Undefeated hops curbs without concern.
- Riders and pros are impressed by the stiffness of the Undefeated’s frame.
- This is a lightweight bike, at 16.4lb for a 55cm frame.
- A pro cyclist says the Undefeated is responsive and zippy.
- The carbon fork proves strong, even when hitting potholes.
- Owners are satisfied with both the weight and strength of the Essor Bolt wheelset.
- Most riders report a smooth ride quality.
- According to reviewers, the Undefeated corners well.
- Eye-catching ‘psychedelic’ graphics adorn a pearlescent paint job.
- The Undefeated has clearance for 25c tires in front and 28c tires in the rear.
- For freewheelers, the Undefeated is packed with a flip-flop hub and brakes.
- Owners say assembly of the Undefeated is simple and minimal.
- With its compact geometry, the Undefeated accelerates quickly.
- The most recent Undefeated model features bottle bosses on the downtube.
4 reasons not to buy
- Some riders noted creaking from wheel bearings, headsets and bottom brackets.
- Wheels may need to be trued and grease may have to be applied to your new bike.
- Some taller riders needed a longer stem to increase their reach.
- The undefeated does not feature cable guides for brake users.
