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@el squire - I most certainly do not sneak! The restraining orders and exclusion zones see to that.

The restraining orders and exclusion zones see to that.

South's are an exception.

All from fixed.gr/nyc

Man, that is feckin lush!

South's are an exception.

two weeks missed in a row, that can't be coincidence

2 X South beers fail... It has been noted, Aaron... Come the fixed gear revolution... Etc. Etc.

alright alright, keep your cap on.......

How did you get into my garage?

Hehehe!

Need I say more?

Man, that is feckin lush!

He's my local frame builder old Trevor Jarvis. I'd love to have one built.

Here are details he gives for his track frames.

I really want some Pro Max hubs... Passed up on a set at HH for £40 last year and still kicking myself... :/

is that titanium?

the back end looks suspiciously like it anyway. really like that.

Just a titanium threaded cinelli grammo stem.

sure thats a lady?

yes wondered the same after a closer look...

Hufnagel makes stunning bikes...and i love his 'about' section...:)

wot? the trixie chix got a team jersey?

Flats and NoBrakesTM
tsk tsk....

what's going on with the saddle support thingies on the pics that teenslain uploaded?

back in the day when men where men, they had led balls

back in the day when men where men, they had ted balls

fixxxored. now tell me about the support thing. why why why?

the riders used to sit on the nose of the saddle, puts a lot of stress on the seatpost etc.

Aren't they specifically for motor paced racing? That's why they've got stem support as well and a reverse rake? Supports are for added strength at the speeds they obtain.

Extreme Strength
Some of the stems employed have stiffening gussets added; some are home-made from box section steel – pace following bikes are never light. This position also brings the saddle forward, the seat pillar is reversed and a support is fitted from to the saddle nose to the down-tube.

From here:

http://www.pezcyclingnews.com/?pg=fullstory&id=3798

gorgeous harry quinn, check out the rear ;)


http://www.bikecult.com/works/archive/hquinntrk.html

@archie ,that is exaclty what i was thinking, all the bikes thee look as if they are for following motorbikes