Kalavinka carbon frame with Yobi parts – 1. ride

After the first testing day of the Kalavinka frame I can state that it performs beyond expectations and also works perfectly together with yobi bike parts!
The whole construction is extremely rigid and very demanding, well done Kalavinka!
The “K” letter at the bottom of the carbon fork is truly a masterpiece!

Both the eccentric technology and the chain stay’s bending are very smart solutions.
The only disadvantage could be the weight, but in every other aspect it’s better than the previous ones!
The distance of the bottom bracket from the ground is 295 mm (it’s a good one, thanks to the eccentric solution).
The axle-distance is between 940-990 mm( size-L), is short.  The bb axle-rear axle distance can 370 mm. It provides a really good acceleration factor.

And a few things about the wheels:
I’m totally satisfied with them! The two-cross-style makes the rear wheel very strong and it spins awesome.
Just watch the national tricolor stripe spinning at 70 km/h!!!

More picture: Yobi Gallery

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Breaking news! When I started to design and develop my bike parts after the Beijing Games,
one of my aims was to see them performing at the next olympics. Mission completed!

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Yobi at the London 2012 Olympics

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