this is the real bike pjorn my friends 
ENjoy
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Red x’s! How cruel is that?
How appropriate that the photos show up as red Xs!
It may be fast, but it is ugly.
Not nearly enough drop. Where are the elbow pads?
Sergio my brother, you ought to know by now that you can’t hotlink from your blog - even if you did (finally) get off that shitty bloghost with which you used to torture us.
I do this for you because I love you (and I love the HOTTA!)
That’s gotta be murder on the elbows/forearms.
No more Trek?
I love how you’ve captured these pics in a professional studio!
well this will be my first ever…
Seats too high
JG
Nice Hotta
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Was this Boardmans ride before. I doubt if you could get that fork/hbar combo anywhere.
Where do you rest your elbows?
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That’s HOT!
Where can I get one?
Gosh,
a 1989 bike !!!
http://i418.photobucket.com/albums/pp264/richcoleman/STA71223.jpg
Love my Hotta, amazing to ride and so,so comfortable. Not such a extreme drop as yours though! Excuse the bare cable ends, just fitted some Easton Attacks.
You may be just kidding, but it always baffles me when people comment that the seat is too high on a picture with no rider onboard! (it has happened in all seriousness before)
Here is Chris Boardman’s position on what would appear to be that set up. Sure he may not have a comfortable Ironman bike leg, but it served him pretty well for this event (2000 world track championships, Manchester, England).
I’ve had 3 Hottas, lovely bikes, just keep an eye out for cracks forming, up and backwards from the bottom bracket.
Thank you Khai
The armrest pads are missing indeed, still waiting for them, and there are several things that will be changed like the saddle that will be a Selle italia Optima.
Anyway i wont ride this anutime soon as it is more of a show bike right now, i rode it a lot one year ago (remember Khai?) and its a great bike.
Yes that fork is the 3rd of 5 (i think) that where produced to Boardman.
1992 Olympics, Barcelona 
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