Why Fixie?

What's a "fixie?"
“Fixie" is short for “fixed gear,” which is a slang term for bicycles that have drivetrains with one gear that's fixed to the rear wheel so that you cannot coast and must continue pedaling whenever the bike's moving. Fixies are among the most simple of bicycles because they don't require derailleurs, shifters, double- or triple-chainring cranksets, or, in some circumstances, even brakes.

Fixie Bike Spesification

This fixie bikes are built around steel track frame core. Great geometry, drop out frame, straight blade forks and flip-flop hub, and just 23lbs are just some of highlights. Designed for recreational riding our bikes make for great work or school commuters, townie or bar hopper. Sleek looks with solid dependable components make this bike a stand out from the others. On top of that our customization options and exceptional price make our bikes a no brainier when it comes to value. Take a look at what we have to offer.

First look: Campagnolo Athena 11 speed

Lampre's Alessandro Ballan became 2008 road world champion riding Campagnolo's Record 11 gruppo. Now the Vicenza, Italy component maker is introducing its Athena 11 gruppo in the mid range for 2010.
The aluminium Athena 11s gruppo will be available in the standard version (2,352g) or with an optional carbon fibre crankset (2,239g). Falling under the Super Record, Record and Chorus sets, the Athena is most likely targeted for Gran Fondo and sportive riders.

Athena 11s Ergo levers