unclassified designs

Not all Hetchins designs have been positively identified. In the 1960s and 70s, a number of frames were built using industry standard lug blanks. They often bear a resemblance to Italias or Keyholes. A few examples follow below. (One-offs built to customer specs are not included here.)

	Left: box-standard Prugnat lugs, often seen on Track Supreme models. Below: other unnamed designs.

1972 road racer, box-standard lugs, unknown model

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1965, unknown model

1965, unknown model

1965, unknown model

ca. 1971, unknown model

1950s, unknown model

1950s, unknown model

1950s, unknown model

1950s, unknown model

ca. 1975, unknown model, short wheel base

ca. 1975, unknown model

ca. 1975, unknown model

ca. 1975, unknown model

ca. 1975, unknown model

Click here for a 1973 road bike feature, undesignated model.
Click here for a 1975 road bike feature, undesignated model.

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