Hi Everyone,

We've got a little one on the way and I've started thinking about a bike 
for a Thule Yepp mini front seat without knee interference to ride next 
summer!

I have pretty long legs for my 5'11" height - pbh of 90.5 so I always look 
for bikes with short-ish top tubes or use very short stems which in mind 
provide the most comfortable fit for me. I don't think any of my current 
bikes is ideal, the proto Gallop has long chainstays and a swoopy top tube 
for swept back bars so considering geometry, I think it is the closest, but 
I don't think it'll handle the weight in the front very well. The Hunq and 
Bomba can take the weight, but they might leave me feeling scrunched with 
limited space between the saddle and the child seat. Maybe I could get a 
long stem and a set of Boscos and try it out?

Anyway, I've re-read many of the old posts about the Rosco Baby, and even 
though it's hard to find a ton of info on these I decided that ideally I'd 
get a large Rosco Baby. 

Did the Rosco baby come in three sizes S, M, L (58) or was there an XL 
(62-64)?  I've already sent out a few feelers hoping some kiddos are 
outgrowing theirs in the next few months but my ask is that *if anyone is 
considering selling a large Rosco baby, please ping me - I'm open to buying 
the frame or complete anytime between now and next summer.*

In case I don't get the Rosco, I also re-read many threads on Clem vs Susie 
vs Platypus, etc. I discarded the Platy, not sure why but my current 
alternative ideas are: 

1) Buy Ryan's Susie, but I'm not sure it'll handle as well as the baby and 
the swoopy top tube doesn't make of a true step-thru mound/dismount but it 
might work.

2) Get one of those upcoming Clem L's - maybe a 64 to have a longer ETT. 
I'll slam the seat down, like Grant's 64 Clem which was posted on the blug 
a while back.

What do you think? Would you try the Bomba? Is a Susie a good option? Or 
should it really be a Gus to take the extra (up to 33lbs max on the Yepp) 
weight? Or should I just get a Clem and call it a day?

Then again, if the Rosco Baby and the Clem are so similar, why was Grant 
looking for a Rosco baby not long ago, knowing the Clems would be in stock 
in April? The head tube angle and stoutness might not be the same? Am I 
over-optimizing again?

Thanks
Max

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