State Bicycle Co. Releases a Spooky Color for their 6061 Black Label line

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The 6061 Black Label is State Bicycle Co.’s most coveted line and the perfect tool for navigating the streets -available for a limited time in Zombie Green.
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Fixed gear/single speed bike market leader State Bicycle Co. is releasing an ultra-limited, 1-run Zombie Green colorway to the premium 6061 Black Label line.

The Black Label V2 6061 Aluminum double butted frame features a tapered headtube paired with a newly designed full-carbon fork from Essor, adding stiffness and responsiveness for a quicker, lighter feel. The full build offers a lightweight wheelset with sealed bearing hubs and finishes with a fully CNC’d Track Crank & 48t Chain Ring with a versatile 144BCD, allowing owners of Black Label to mix and match their crank with top aftermarket chainrings.

The build comes with a handlebar option of either compact drop bars or wide mountain-style riser bar and a flip-flop hub that makes it simple to switch between fixed gear and single speed variations. The V2 also includes water bottle mounts– a nice feature rarely seen on track bikes for those riders who find themselves on longer rides on the road.

State Bicycle Co. works constantly behind the scenes to deliver the best possible bikes at a value. The 6061 Black Label is State Bicycle Co.’s most coveted line and the perfect tool for navigating the streets -available for a limited time in Zombie Green. statebicycle.com

Ltd. Edition “Zombie Green” 6061

THE STUDIO SHOTS

SPECS

FRAME6061 Aluminum– double butted and tig-welded w/ tapered head tube
FORKEssor USA FULL carbon fiber fork + steer tube
HANDLEBARS31.8mm Compact drop bar or wide-riser w/ Vans grips
HEADSETFSA No. 46 - integrated and sealed
BRAKESIncludes front & rear brakes
CRANKSETCNC'd Black Label track crank w/ 48t chainring (144 BCD)
HUBSSealed low flange flip-flop hub - Easy to ride fixed or single-speed.
WATERDrilled for a bottle cage - stay hydrated on the street
SADDLEPremium aerodynamic race saddle
WHEELSETBlack Label mid-v style wheels w/ smooth, sealed bearing hub
SIZES6 frames to fit any height from 4'10 to 6'6 (55cm pictured)
PEDALSIncludes alloy pedal w/ toe cages
WEIGHT17.75 Lbs (size 55cm - Drop bar)
MSRP$629 Complete / $299 Frameset
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