@@StachePower Far, far away, training sessions based on sprints, vo2max, more or less I have them. But I can't get information about what gear ratio to use during training. My current ratio is 52x15. But to train I don't know which one to use.
i went for a frontbrake on my fixie, just to be sure.. safed my ass quite a few times, and there are some stories, that the police is allowed to take away your bike the first time they catch you brakeless. you dont have to use the brake, just mount it and give them no reason to steal your bike..
they like "quit russian market" after russia starts it's invasion in Ukraine. Obviously they trying to hide one's origin, but they still do deliveries in russia, working with russians so meh, better go with lazarus_cycling!
handlebar tilt angle is perfect.
I try :)
How I miss this racing series!!! I am currently preparing for some local fixed gear races. But I don't know how to approach my training.
definitely look up a coach. Eamon Lucas is the best for fixie crits. and where do you live? I want to do some fixes crits!
@@StachePower Far, far away, training sessions based on sprints, vo2max, more or less I have them. But I can't get information about what gear ratio to use during training. My current ratio is 52x15. But to train I don't know which one to use.
@@Mati03x my favorite, most versatile ratio for training is the 49x16 or 48x15 if you live in a flatter area
Gorgeous bike
It sure is!
Damnit man I saw the thumbnail and audible went “holy shit redhook this year ?!?!” Cool vid nonetheless !!
ahah I WISH. maybe if I make more videos related they’ll bring it back… 😏
sick build
thank you!
Still dreaming of an Elska in my garage 😢
still possible… 😉
Beautiful!
perfection.Almost!
have fun! Race strong
thank you so much, Gabby! looking forward to see you shred at some more crits this year
nice fixie race-sled
thank you!
Excellent build Bro!! Love it!! 😍🖤
#RobbArmstrong
thank you so much!
The trick to making a fast bike is obviously not to put any brakes on it. They only slow you down anyway! 😂
AMEN
Go back to a carbon seatpost and use carbon paste. The necessary torque required to keep the post in place is massively reduced.
I just prefer not to because I don't trust the clamp but I'd suggest that to someone else too!
fixies are so fire, but in germany the cars drive so recklassly that its just too dangerous
yeah it’s always hard to find a place for them but they’re very popular in germany still!
You should get one anyways
dangerous conditions build your confidence unfortunately, but berlin especially has a crazy fixie culture
i went for a frontbrake on my fixie, just to be sure.. safed my ass quite a few times, and there are some stories, that the police is allowed to take away your bike the first time they catch you brakeless. you dont have to use the brake, just mount it and give them no reason to steal your bike..
@@hubble3835 some cities do have it by law you need at least a front brake I think
What wahoo mount is that?
it’s specific from zipp for the service course stem
Does this bike have gears?
No
nope
Is Raketa russian ? I thought they were from Czech Republic their website states that lol
good point, idk lol but the brand is called russian raketa…
they like "quit russian market" after russia starts it's invasion in Ukraine. Obviously they trying to hide one's origin, but they still do deliveries in russia, working with russians so meh, better go with lazarus_cycling!
how tall are you
5’6. 169cm
Needs straps ditch the clip less.
eheh this is the crit set up. I straps on my commuter fixie. should I make a video about that one?…
@@StachePower yes for sure.