oh shit I gotta get a clydesdale I guess
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That looks great!
Desire to build a clydebike intensifies, spare 20" wheels in my hoard arenât helping.
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Kinda feelinâ this lately too! Part of the dither says get a Marin Muirwoods and put a clyde on it/ part says throw the clyde on the Doublecross, but the Doublecross is in perfect commuter mode right now. I wonder if a guy would sell me just a H/G frame since I already have a Searchlight fork. 
To the Dither thread!
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Yeah the dither is real. I have a 1989 MB-3 frame that a clydesdale would be perfect on. I also just realized that the 1" version actually comes with the threadless headset and stem shim, making the conversion almost TOO easy.
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hey you should all buy a Lorry instead, specifically my Lorry, so I can start dithering super hard on an Omnium Mini instead
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1" clydes is the only real clydes. there are several ways to put it in an EC34 frame, but a 9/8" fork will not fit in an EC30 frame
Hmm, about to have a redundant hunter gatherer frame available in the near future and have been wondering what to do with it. I already have three basket bikes, so one more wouldnât hurt, right?
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I have also been dithering about a clysdale fork, my buddy has a sweet GT leaning against the shedâŚ.
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seriously all yall just do it. i have a lot of cool bikes and it is generally my favorite at any given moment. also by far the slowest but its great
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This sounds like the momentum we need to get clydebikes to overtake Bullitts as the official cargo bike of tarck.
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Mentioning again that I have a sparkly 1" Clydesdale that will be looking for a home at the end of the month.
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I thought it already was!
Can anyone with a later version of the clyde than my V1 tell me about fender mounts and clearance? Mine has none of either and I had to gain precious millimeters at the top mount point by removing the rubber from the insulated P clamp that comprises the mount point.
Just ordered a slightly smaller IRC siren pro to replace the clapped out one thatâs on there.
when did you buy yours? i need @ProCracknfailBro to confirm when mine is from since i traded forks with him. but iâm happy to look and i donât recall much fuckery at the top with either fork i had. lots of stay bending to make a rear fender work though
Mine was from the first run whenever that was. I bought it like the second they went live on the site
Iâve seen a bunch since that have both canti and disk mounts but mine only has disk. And like I said, no mounts.
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Yours/mine/ours is from mid 2020
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thanks comrade
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Clydes work surprisingly well on old road frames tooâŚ
the fork is the bike is the bike atmo. ive never had another bike that i never want to get rid of and iâve had it on 3 frames so far
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