Yobi Sprinter ’354

Designed and tested for/by track racers! Best choice for trick fixies, bike polo and for everyday road trainingor commuting. The Sprinter design is compatible with Shimano 7710, Miche Primato, Sugino 75 track crank arm and all 144 BCD crank arms.  (some cheap taiwanese Cranks might taight fit ) Both sides of the chainrings are smooth polished and come with anodized or nickel-chrome finishing. They have smoother and rounder tooth valleys and smoother tooth tops that reduces chain noise and results better runnning chains. The thickness of the drop design shape is only 1.2 mm! When reeling harder shearing stress grows on the teeth and on the boltholes of the chainring. The unique design of the drop shape is based on how the stress travels on the ring, so that’s why it’s possible to reduce the thickness on those parts. This makes Yobi Sprinter’354 one of the best track chainrings on the market. For availability of colors and sizes contact me via mail.

Currently available in 144 BCD, teeth: 45, 47
black, grey-silver, silver, red, purple, cyan, nickel-chrom


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Robert Forstemann and Marcel Barth in the Erfurt track races.
Congratulation to the podium places!

 

Robert Forstemann with Yobi chainring in the Berliner Sixdays.
He set the new lap record in the velodrom, congratulations!
photo source: here

Special edition hubs for BangKing 2011

Sanyi has set another Hungarian record in 500m flying: 29.1 sec!
He reached this result in Austria at the Ferry Dusika Stadium, during the preparation for the Elite European Championships!
Well done Sanyi!

photo: Adiam Samm

New Hungarian record!

We are happy to announce that the Yobi High-flange hub got awarded on the Hungarian Design Award 2010 in product category! Woooow

there is also another exhibition where you can see the products in Gödör

more picture here

We got it! :)

 

Here is a video from Bence Pásztor. You can catch some close-ups of a Yobi Hub and some beautiful pictures of Budapest!

Lánchuszár – Chainhussar

Last weekend, the traditional BangKing was arranged in Japan, in which everyone could enter.
Unfortunately, I could not take part on it personally, only as a sponsor; but it was good to see the smile of Matsudos face, who had Yobi hubs in his hands!

“Providentially, the Uchinada velodrome in the prefecture of Ishikawa (along the coast of the Sea of Japan) hosts designated periods when it is open to the public. As the weekend training sessions of the professional riders stamp the authenticity of this bank, this arena provides the perfect opportunity for us city track racers to experience part of the keirin world.”

picture from this event

BangKing 2010 in Japan