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The Greeks call the country Hellas or Ellada (Greek: Ελλάς, Ελλάδα; in
polytonic: Ἑλλάς, Ἑλλάδα) and its official name is the Hellenic
Republic. In English, however, the country is usually called Greece,
which comes from Latin Graecia (as used by the Romans) and literally
means 'the land of the Greeks'.This bike was build by George Voyatzis who hails from the island of Rhodes hence the outline of the island on some of his bikes
The founder of Fidusa, George Vogiatzis, is a former national cycling
champion of Greece. During the company’s 30+ years existence, his
handmade bikes have been ridden to victory in more than 275 Greek
National Championships in various disciplines.Greek Road Cycling Championship 1988, Halkida. Vasilis Bentas
competing in the Individual Time Trial on a Fidusa Low Profile time
trial bike, one of the first-ever produced.Greek Track Championship 1992. Greek Junior Champion Lefteris
Lirantonakis of C.C Kydon Chanion at Olympic Velodrome, Athens with a
modern, for that period, #Cr-Mo #Fidusa frame with 26" front wheel and
#Cinelli aero helmetand more recently a collab with 48x17 cycles on this track bike
http://48x17.com/en/products/english-fixed-gear-athens-mpompa-frameset/
Steady on. Might go other way and get a rear suzue, always fancied rocking disco hubs.
Hellas hail from Greece. Hellas means "Greece" in Greek apparently.
@apolloxl or @ObiWomKenobi can provide some info I'm sure.