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Yep.

Ignore the head tube that's on the render. That's Clayton's proprietary design tube design that uses taper roller bearings. Production will have a 1 1/8" head tube to support modern threadless forks.

Here's a early rendering. The head tube will be different on the production bikes.

Yes!

None of the proprietary bearings on this frame. That's why it's not going to be branded as an Emory or Aerofast. Straight up standard American BB and headtube.

Probably not.

All, Some of you who have purchased my 3-Bar looptail frames know my history with Clayton at Emory Bicycles. For those that don't Clayton is a friend of mine and based on the response that was generated with the old 3-Bar looptail frames that I got from him we are exploring a small production...

I have two orders that have to go out this week so I'll be at the warehouse on Friday. I can check at that time if there are any more left once I satisfy the two outstanding orders.

Love it! Very nice job. What bars are those?

There's a few more of these frames left. Please let me know if you are interested! Volume discounts still apply.

Need updates!

$150. Seems like an awesome deal if you're local. Not affiliated. http://houston.craigslist.org/bik/5708894837.html

Bad ... man! Love it.

Need moar updates!

Rides great! Tires are more narrow than I'm used to but it rolls pretty quick on them. I got two frames left. C'mon guys let's get these sold!

Here's mine all done. Really happy with how it turned out:

Didn't want to add another brake cable. It just means I have to start slowing down earlier! :) Actually, with that new Dia Compe caliper and the kool stop pads it slows down pretty good.

I only took it down the street and back. It's comfortable, but a little firm because of the narrow tires. As soon as I can find some 2" white walls I'm buying them! The narrow tires allow it to roll pretty quick. It's responsive but not twitchy like I've found some other BMX builds to be...

It's done!

From Clayton at the Emory factory.