Trevor Jarvis International TT 'Flying Gate' - 1980
Owned by: Bryan Clarke
| Frame | Trevor Jarvis International TT,
1980 frame no.8083; 23” 'seat tube'; 22
½” top tube;
wheelbase 38½”; Zeus chrome track ends with
brazed-on gear
hanger; Haden lugs; Columbus SL tubing |
| Wheels | Wobler Arc-en-ciel rims on Campag Record 32/32 small-flange hubs; SS butted spokes |
| Chainset | Ofmega CX with SR ring |
| Pedals | Gipemme |
| Gears | Campagnolo Super Record with Victory indexed lever |
| Brakes | Modolo Speedy |
| Stem/Bars | Cinelli 1A stem with Cinelli 65 bars |
| Headset | Edco |
| Saddle | Mirage on
Campag Victory seat-post |
| Extra details | Original
paintwork. The Flying Gate was revived by Trevor Jarvis in 1979 and
adopted by Norfolk short-distance time trial champion Martin Pyne in
the early 1980s. He had an aerodynamic version of the frame made from
Reynolds 753 tubing. The top TT model was named after
Martin’s
club CC Breckland. |
 View of rear-end with track ends
with gear boss brazed on
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 Martin Pyne in full-flight on his T J 'Gate' |
 View of head with Haden lugs and
Victory gear-lever
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 Cycling 1981
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