Vivalo Special Pro

Posted on February 27th 2010

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(61 votes, average: 6.15 )

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Vivalo 53cm frame
Nitto stem & cowhorns
Sugino Aero Mighty cranks & chainring
Phil low-flange hubs
Mavic cxp33s
Aero Mighty seatpost
Max Flite saddle
Schwalbe Marathin tyres (bit clunky but still have snow here)
Dia Compe clamp-on brake
Campagnolo Athena pedals

11 Comments Received

ng
February 27th, 2010 @11:01 am

Very nice!

jqnyc
February 27th, 2010 @11:11 am

Nice ride. The seat is so far back… is the bike small on you?

Wooden Shoe Biker
February 27th, 2010 @1:20 pm

Track bike, super short wheelbase, steep geometry, I think this would be short for anyone, hence the sexy stem and bullhorns which are indeed Nitto. Thanks nice colors/nice bike.

triq-D
February 27th, 2010 @3:29 pm

Yeah, geometry is pretty tight, which is great for getting through traffic. But for longer rides, I’ve found it much more comfy to push the saddle back. Bullhorns are actually sawed-off drops flipped over.
Thanks for the feedback!

Luftmensh
February 28th, 2010 @1:18 am

That’s hot. Love the silver and bare bars.

Wes
March 1st, 2010 @6:54 pm

hows your toe overlap? i hate mine. almost died so many times because of that… (skateboards)

Sup Freshher aka Spokely Carmichael
March 1st, 2010 @9:50 pm

very clean, quality no flash i like. the saddle seems a little chunky is it for xc/mtb i feel like i had one on mtb bike before, whatever it’s probably mad comfortable. kudos on the bars “a penny saved is a penny earned”.

triq-D
March 2nd, 2010 @4:20 am

Saddle definitely a bit chunky but i go for rather long rides in the winter and it is comfortable as hell…so function over form! As for toe-overlap, it’s actually zero, but just barely.