State Bicycle Co 4130 All Road Now in Flat and Drop Bar With More Updates

State Bicycle Co‘s 4130 All Road ($999.99) received a plethora of frame and component updates for 2025. Let’s take a closer look…

The 4130 All Road excels as a gravel bike for beginners to intermediate riders. Its unrivaled price point allows for upgrades and customization to the rider’s preference.

State All Road Quick Hits Updates

Flat or drop bar configurations
UDH Compatible
Semi-Internal Routing Added
Dropper Ready
Extra Mounts on Downtube and Top Tube (Bento and third bottle mount below
Increased tire clearance (up to 2.4″ with 650b)
Wider Rim Profiles ( 23mm wide for 700c / 25mm wide for 650b)
Improved Spokes + Increased Spoke Count (from 28 to 32 spokes)
Upgraded Hubs (from 2 sealed bearings to 4 sealed bearings with increased hub engagement)
Updated flared gravel bar (from 15-degree flare to 33-degree flare)

The State Bicycle Co. All Road returns for 2025 with new features, a fresh look, and more upgrades making the entry-level gravel bike even more alluring. The new All Road is available in drop and flat bar versions with multiple components, fork, and suspension upgrades to add performance and shed weight. Keeping in line with the company ethos of accessibility, complete bikes start at $999.99.

New for 2025, all 4130 models are UDH compatible and dropper-ready with internal cable routing. Every 4130 fork is equipped with cargo mounts, and 2025 All Road frames feature a third downtube bottle mount and top tube mounting for even further carry options. The optional Carbon Monster Fork allows for 700×55 mm clearance.

Component Updates

Updated 12 Speed Drivetrain (from 11 speed):
Crank 40t Crank with direct mount chainring. From 42
11-46t Stock Cassette w/ 11-50t “Mullet” Upgrade available
Cable Actuated Hydraulic Brakes Now Standard (Previously a $99.99 upgrade) w/ Compressionless housing for improved responsiveness

Stock wheelsets bump to a 23 mm internal rim width for 700 and 25 mm for 650b — improved spokes and upgraded hubs round out the new wheels. State’s house-brand drivetrain increases from 11 to 12 speeds, and mechanically actuated hydraulic brakes are now standard. Cassette options include an 11-46 and 11-50 upgrade without swapping the rear mech.