How it started
Shipyard redundancy money, and a standard worth keeping.
In 1998 Iain took his redundancy money from the shipyard and opened a bike shop in Clydebank. That’s the short version, and it’s the true one.
This is a town that built things, and built them properly. When the yard work went, the standard didn’t have to go with it. So we kept it, and put it into bikes.
Whether it’s a commuter’s chain, a gravel build down to the last spacer, or a trike set up to fit a child, the job gets done right.
Three worlds now share one shop floor: Urban, Gravel and Adaptive. Different riders, different conversations, same family and the same pair of hands on the spanner.