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@Dutch_Cheese
Yeah. I've seen it before.
http://www.lfgss.com/post2210376-33940.html
It uses a quill type seatpost.
Atax or Stronglight, something like that.
1st track lo pro was built for Jelle Nijdam for the indiv. pursuit for the 1984 Olympics in LA.
Stat one had a monostay and concave seattube, but a straight, sloping top tube w/o curve.
Next 2 frames were built like the one on the picture for ladies Hennie Top and Mieke Havik.
Not sure but after that maybe just 4 other pieces were built for a german team (Landesverband).
That must be the total quantity of track lo pro by Gazelle.
All dutch track riders used lo pro bikes made by Klaas Kwantes because he built them for the national federation. After that, RIH became the supplier for the national team.