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State Bicycle - Austin Fixed Gear

We signed up as sponsors for the latest Loops event hosted by State Bike Co. State Bicycle Co. is throwing a Loops ride in a bunch of cities this year with the goal being to promote their brand but also to help raise money for the local cycling clubs in these cities. You should check out this ride if you're in Austin.

If you're not familiar with State Bicycle they are a young but growing company that focuses on affordable fixed gear bikes that can be ordered online and now through some shops. They are best known for their fixed gear builds like the Zombie Stomper, Bambino, Beluga and others. Just recently they hopped on the FGFS bandwagon and launched the Culprit and Suspect fixed gear freestyle bikes. More info at http://www.statebicycleco.com.

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