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There were more than 100 competitors from Ukraine, Russia, Poland amd Sweden last year, waiting for more this time.
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We are happy to invite you to participate the biggest fixed gear event in eastern Europe which takes place in Lviv on March 29 - 30.
That is the forth time we gather fixed gear riders to compete on Lviv velodrome.
For more details please see:
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im unsure now ive looked at it more, it seems that a 650 may possibly bring the bb too low? im not sure but a tighter fork is definitely needed at least! the clearance differences just let it down a little!
Found where I saw it:
http://forum.fixedgearmoscow.ru/index.php?showtopic=6037The fork is not an original one but don't know if it should be a 650c one.
To save your time, the first line says:
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If I am not wrong this one was made for 650c front wheel, the current fork is not the original one.
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Ты случайно не со Львова? Видел там недавно белый россин с флайтом. Йоу.
Не, во Львове другой, с бараном.
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There are some:
https://www.facebook.com/andrey.cherkasow/posts/751329054893135
https://www.facebook.com/andrey.cherkasow/posts/750917831600924It was to dark to shoot action unfortunately :(
It is SKA velodrome in Lviv.
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The seatpost on the bike has large enough offset so it riders cool on the streets.
Can shift the saddle forward when on the track, then it great on high cadence.
PS: that's my friend on my bike, I was not in a good shape for sprint :)
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Was so close to bidding on a vitus seatpost last night but then saw photos of it on a frame and didn't like the clamp bulge, looks good with the your saddle though.
Personally prefer it with the HVZ chainring tho, looks nice overall tho.I bought that seatpost for 15$, so it was bargain.
this is stunning!
Steep seattube angle no?I was able to get this document, it says 80 degrees seattube - nice :)
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might be more appropriate in the Current Projects Chat thread. really nice setup though, love that cockpit.
Yep, you are right.
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Bought it on ebay not so long time ago to replace my speczakaz sport. First I put everything from my HVZ and it looked like this:
Then I bought a vitus seatpost which has 27.0 diameter
I didn't like brown colour on it so I replaced bar tape with grips and bought a black turbo. Also dura ace chainring instead of HVZ. Now it looks like this:
http://www.pedalroom.com/bike/vivalo-special-13964
Frame:
Vivalo special
Fork/Headset:
Vivalo special/hatta njs
Crankset/Bottom Bracket:
IRZ/DA-7710/sugino 75
Pedals:
mks gr-9
Handlebars/Stem:
3ttt paris roubaix / 3ttt
Saddle/Seatpost:
San marco turbo / vitus aero
Front Wheel/Hub/Tire:
mach 1 rj project / novatec
Rear Wheel/Hub/Tire:
mach 1 rj project / novatecStrill want to build new wheels with black rims and da 7600 hubs and change crankset.
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And here is a p ic of my current bike:
Few updates:
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Gabris, just stop pretending wise. You said my crankset is hvz-it isn't. It was made in Russia, not even close to ukraine. Accidentaly, kalashnikov factory is in Ishevsk. ;)
My fork looks exactly the same like on cze85's photo. I'm just wondering, is there any possibility that whole frameset is speczakaz? I ain't saw any Meteor with such long CS...That is not kalashnicov factory for sure :)
Make closer photos of lugs and drop outs and I'll try to tell which model it is.
Meteor is also "spec zakaz" which simply means special order.
yea, and measure seatpost diameter.
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As I predicted. Looks like the fork is a rekord's type, but really, you'll never know..
Nope, looked closer, I think it is speczakaz though, it has these strengthenings
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I don't know much about the factory and never heard about any other bike parts but cranksets from them. These cranksets are definitely better than HVZ ones they are lighter, prettier and much better finished. I've got the same crankset on my vivalo:
http://www.pedalroom.com/bike/vivalo-special-13964As for the fork, it might be HVZ "spec zakaz"sprint, which is better, or hvz rekord, can say more if you make closer photos.
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That is the "IRZ" crankset. ( Izhevsk Radio Zavod - Izhevsk radio factory)
Here are some photos of the same set:https://pp.vk.me/c317324/v317324617/9784/eXCX1yx1iAQ.jpg
https://pp.vk.me/c317324/v317324617/978d/uooLLdOq7Cg.jpg
Also the fork appers to be from rekord not a meteor original one.
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It was dust in scanner, but I'm to lazy to re-scan mf negatives :)
Here is another photo of the bike:
Sold it to buy Vivalo:
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This is not so bad for aluminum imo
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Better, but i still don't like the Spinergy.
It's HHS thread you know :)
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I know this is HHSB and things don't have to make sense. But why is that Cannondale shot on an unpaved path? Why would it ever be there? Especially with a spinergy on the front?
Why not step aside from walkway in the park to take a picture?
Here's a pic you would like more:
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