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This would be the book you would want to read about that era of bicycle racing and drugs. It's a good read!

I basically have the exact same bars on my 1901 Wolff-American Racer as you do on your bike. My bike is set up as a Racer would have raced the bike in the early 1900 era.

This style of seat post is probably what you're after as seen on my old 1898 Racer

Racing position 1893

Racing position of Frank Kramer in 1913 Champion of the World aboard his Pierce.

Racing position of Eddie "The Cannon" Bald Champion of the World of 1896 aboard is Barnes "White Flyer".

Major Taylor's racing position in 1898 aboard his "Orient 1:30" ( smaller front wheel )

The real racing position of a Highwheel Racer >

This photo is about 1930's where some guys got together to replicate a race from the 1880's

This photo and bike is about 1893 so just about all the Safeties back then had rear sloping top tubes. I think this is F.J. Osmond and he might be on his Buckingham and Adams "Champion Racer" in this photo. Racers hadn't quite figured out their exact racing position yet as this particular...

I have a feeling the new owner of this has disappeared on us as he hasn't been seen since Dec 2020.

I'm trying to find catalogue information on the early Viking bikes in the 1950's. Any help appreciated Thank you

I just found my original notes when I bought the bike. I bought it from the original owner who stated it was a 1948. I have more photos..

This was when I had it - about yr 2000

This is my old track bike. I bought it around 1988 and brought it in from the U.K. Probably have old pics how I had it set up.