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including the famous "Flying Gate"
Click on small images to see al larger view                             Updated 6/22/2004


      The unique, short wheelbase "Flying Gate" design was initiated by Baines in the 1930's, as can be seen in these included catalog pages. The design has survived ... currently the rights to the marque & its design are owned by the firm of Trevor Jarvis Cycles.
(see below)

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1938 Catalog cover, "International TT"  &
Ultralight version ("missing" a set of stays!)


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L to R: Page showing lugs & fork options, International TT model, " The Continental."
& closer view of the Continental

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Closer view of lugs & 1938 "Path"


1947 Flying Gate at auction!

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photo by Hilary stone


1949 BAINES 'INTERNATIONAL TT'
23" Frame Blue, Gnutti cottered cranks, Simplex double chainrings, Cyclo Oppy pedals,
Simplex manual front mech, Huret Competition rear mech, North Road bars on GB stem,
GB Hiduminium brakeset, Conloy Asp 27" alloy rims on Harden L/F hubs, Huret alloy shorty
mudguards, Mansfield Swallow saddle on Strata sweptback alloy seatpin.

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Trevor Jarvis has continued this tradition
 and design in his
TJ CYCLES