Pinarello titanium TT - team Banesto

Bicicleta oficial que fue llevada por Javier Guillem en su paso por Banesto y comprada posteriormente al Equipo

Ken Evans - Victoria Australia

Ken Evans has spent most of his life with bicycles as a racing cyclist and a framebuilder. Ken started building frames in 1976. He learnt the art of frame building by an old master of the art (George Mcdonald) and from there put his own style to his frames. Many Professional and Amateur cyclists have relied on kenevans frames and bikes over the years, winning National and World Championships. The tight geometry and finish make the frames stand out. Today the same as in the past the production is still hand made to the same strict standards, with only the best quality material and workmanship used.
http://www.kenevansframes.com/index.htm

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more split seat tubes

Guidon MECACYCLE - Modular bars by 3ttt - France/Italy

more here-
http://forum.tontonvelo.com/viewtopic.php?f=30&t=4393
and here-
http://lopro.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/mecacycle-turbo-st-etienne-france.html

Beasley - Australia

Adam from melbourne‏ sent me this- Thought id show you a picture of my current project. It’s a Beasley lo pro. It was built by Ken Evans in the mid 80’s in Geelong made from Reynolds 531c. Beasley is still a bike shop in Footscray, they have been open close to 100 years.

Rossin on ebay now

 for sale on ebay today-

Robert Dill-Bundi - Switzerland

He competed for Switzerland in the 1980 Summer Olympics held in Moscow, Soviet Union in the individual pursuit event where he won Gold.
 In 1999 he was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor and in 2007 doctors gave him 2 month to live, but he is still alive, because according to him he is using a electrical box, always carrying it around with him, and it is connected to diodes on his head, where it sends a current of 2 ampere through his head.

New Zealand Olympic Team Pursuit 1988

more fine photos from NZTonys flickr-

Training on the Major Taylor Velodrome, Indianapolis, before flying out a few days later to Seoul to take part in the 1988 Seoul Olympic Games.
from here-
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nztony/

Medici Cyles - Cali USA.

"Medici bicycles in Southern California was a "spin off" from Masi USA. Bill Recht of Long Island NY was the original owner and also was involved with Masi. Gian Simonetti and Mike Howard left Masi to build this marque. Later the brand morphed into "Simonetti". more here-
http://velocult.com/bikes/masi-superman/
and here-
http://www.classicrendezvous.com/USA/Medici.htm

1990 Commonwealth Games - 1km Time Trial

1990 Commonwealth Games - 1km Time Trial

another Souchet

more from Hector - Philippines

my man Hector from the philippines sent me these photos.- just want to share these pics that i have attached which used to be my downtubeless track bike and instead has a wire that connects the head tube and bottom bracket.

An Alleycat - Lyon France 2012

from here-
http://www.flickr.com/photos/mrzuffenhausen/

un autre Souchet tout tordu!

Le mec qui a se musée est plutot spécialisé dans les Grand Bi et autres vieilleries, ça fait que très peu de temps qu'il s'intéresse au "moderne" je pense pas qu'il soit bien au courant des reglages et autres. ça viendra avec le temps. ça n'empeche qu'il a de super vélo

from here-
http://www.pignonfixe.com

French low pros

Photos from a museum in france(i think?)

Masi - Milano

from here-
http://www.flickr.com/photos/72206931@N03/
more Masi here-
http://lopro.blogspot.co.uk/2012/06/vigorelli-velodrome-alberto-masi-milan.html

Olmo for sale

from here-
http://hilarystone.com/frameset.html
"This is one superb and very cool lo-pro frame built by Olmo in the late 80s and taking a 650/26in front wheel. It has horizontal dropouts making it ideal for use as a singlespeed or with a fixed wheel. I have 26in front wheels both clincher and sprint available at extra cost to the buyer"

on ebay today

a few random low pros on ebay worldwide -

MBK in Thailand

Gok Autsawarat from BKK, Thailand sent us photos of his MBK.
more here-

http://lopro.blogspot.com/2012/06/mbk-france.html