I didn't know he was ever located and building in Lompoc. A ways up the coast from Santa Barbara and isolated from the rest of the World, but that's what they want at Vandenberg.

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thanks so much rustystrings61

had been awaiting your drop-in with comments to compare subject machine with your example



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Today I’ll pack some calipers and measure the bb and the seat post

plus more photos

I have a circa 2000 Skip Hujsak frame. It bears some similarities with this bike but other differences make me think it isn't his.
First, I believe he did work in California under Eisentraut, so a 1970s or early 80s frame of his there isn't unlikely. Second, the bottom bracket, fork, and lugs in general are more or less the same. When I met him, he was using mostly Reynolds tubes. Also the rear triangle is not similar. He liked an extremely short chain stay. I don't believe you could fit anything bigger than a 25mm tire on my Hujsak racing bike. Also, where the seat stay meets the seat tube at the clamp is very different. His design has thev seat stay as part of the clamp like an old Basso Loto. Sorry, my frame is in storage or I'd leave a motorcycle. My guess is it isn't a Hujsak unless it's a very early one.

Yesterday I rode by the shop. Measured the seat tube,

68 ctc!!