Originally Posted by
GavSmart
It's also interesting to hear about QR vs Track Nuts. I must admit (in my ignorance maybe!) that I recently thought "heck this would be so much easier with a QR lever!" when I was dropping out my rear wheel in a repair stand, for something so simple as cleaning and replacing a brake disc rotor. I've read a little about QR vs Track Nuts so just decided to upgrade things to really good set of quality track nuts, but it still left me with the feeling that it was lot of work, mainly getting the tension and alignment right when putting the wheel back, for such a simple operation? I love to hear others thoughts on this too and welcome all ideas 
A traditional, internal-cam quick release will work just fine on a fixed gear bike, but you'll have to replace the solid hub axles with hollow ones.
Until UCI declared that quick releases could not be used for track events, you could get track hubs configured with either solid axles and nuts or quick releases, e.g.:
