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Wilde Bicycle Co. Adds Two Lugged Gravel Beauties w/ Classical or Modern Style

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Setup at the MADE Show is in full swing, which means we’re already starting to see some new products spring up. Earlier this week, Wilde Bicycle Co. effectively teased one of their new models by introducing a 1″ threaded headset with Cane Creek. Wilde actually used photos of their new Sugar Foot sporting the new headset, which now gets official…

Sugar Foot

Calling it a classically styled 650b gravel racer, the Sugar Foot features a Richard Sachs-designed lugset, a Pacenti fork crown, Columbus steel tubing, and Paragon Machine Works frame parts with Imron paint by D&D Cycles.

Built around rim brakes and 650b wheels and tires, Wilde claims the bike may look classic, but is really an undercover go-fast machine. Wilde only plans to do a run of 10 of these bikes over the winter, with paint similar to the show bike pictured here. Available sizes have effective top tube lengths of 54, 56, 58, or 60cm. Orders on the Wilde site reserve your spot, with expected delivery in March/April 2025. Sold as a frameset, pricing is set at $3,900.

FRAME

  • Three sets of bottle bosses 
  • Internal rear brake cable routing 
  • Fender mounts
  • Rack mounts
  • Clearance for up to 650b x 2.2″ tires
  • 132.5 rear spacing 

STEEL FORK 

  • Fender mounts
  • Mid-blade rack mount
  • Internal dynamo routing
  • Tire clearance 650b x 2.4″ tire

Lugged Earth Ship

For something a little more modern but still featuring traditional joinery, the new Lugged Earth Ship will get you up to speed. A fully modern gravel bike, the USA-made Lugged Earth Ship uses a Chris Bishop-designed lugset with Columbus Life main triangle with Columbus Zona chainstays. The lightweight frame and carbon fork have a 240lb rider weight limit as a result.

Built with clearance for 700c x 45mm tires, the frame uses Paragon’s modular guides which can be customized for AXS, 1x or a 2x setup. Framesets will be offered for $3,400, while complete builds are offered on a personalized basis.

FRAME SPEC

  • Handbuilt in our Minneapolis workshop
  • Wilde Wayfinder Carbon Fork 
  • Includes copper, handcrafted, Jen Green headbadge
  • Clearance for 700 x 45c or 650b x 2.1″
  • Three bottle mounts
  • Top tube feedbag mounts
  • Fender mounts
  • Standard Headtube: EC34/34
  • 68mm bottom bracket shell
  • Flat mount brake
  • Rear Thru Axle M12 X 1.5
  • Derailleur Hanger: Paragon B4085
  • Seatpost: 27.2mm
  • Cable Guides: Paragon Modular guides under the downtube, and full loop braze-ons on the stays (No Zip Ties)
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Oomgawa
Oomgawa
20 days ago

Do Amish folks buy these?

Choncho
Choncho
20 days ago
Reply to  Oomgawa

Are you trying to press some buttons?

Oomgawa
Oomgawa
19 days ago
Reply to  Choncho

Amish folks don’t use stuff with buttons. And that’s ok.

Craig
Craig
19 days ago
Reply to  Oomgawa

Internet comment of the day that one

theKaiser
theKaiser
14 days ago
Reply to  Oomgawa

Supposedly Amish folks are actually adopting e-bikes…not kidding, do a google search and many articles will come up! I’d thought they were totally anti-electric, but apparently they take it on sort of a case-by-case basis, and evaluate if the technology will enhance or detract from their way of life.

Dog Farts
Dog Farts
20 days ago

That Sugar Foot looks amazing.

nooner
nooner
17 days ago

Can i love and appreciate this and not want to ride it all at the same time?

Ashok Captain
Ashok Captain
17 days ago

Wilde Sugarfoot 650B:
Super happy to see Columbus tubing, leather saddle with copper rivets, bar end shifters, curved fork blades, worked on lugs, super burly light mount, rim (canti) brakes, performance brake pads, triple
crank and front wheel with crossed spokes(not radial). Here’s hoping these get sold out ASAP and more manufacturers follow suit.
Cheers

Last edited 17 days ago by Ashok Captain

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