Recent content by Mike_D

Anyone know the difference between the 445 and 446 models (or the 440 for that matter)?

Lucky you! Looks like a Clark Cyclops 440 to me, assuming the serial # sticker on back of seat is gone or painted over.

chain being tight then loose then tight as spin the axle Long shot, but I had the same issue with the chain getting tight/loose when spun. First checked the sprocket, which I'd replaced, thinking the center collar might have been welded on offset. Checked out good. Then thought maybe the...

My Clark Cyclops 440 restoration Here's my Clark 440 I just restored. I picked up another 440 frame this summer, painted orange no less (for Mr. Van Vleet). I'm going to make that one a Rebel (may have been, serial # and stickers are gone). I've been collecting anything related to Clark...

my Clark Cyclops 440 restoration Pics of my Clark Cyclops 440 restoration. My cart from early 1980s, spent countless hours and summers riding it. Restored so my son can ride it again (in a few years). Added the pipe behind the axle under engine plate and strengthened the joints on seat pan...

Specs on some Clark models (330, 440, 660) Specs on some Clark models (330, 440, 660). Address in 1993 (long out of business).

Hi Chukb213 - you have a Clark Cyclops model 440. I'm just starting to restore mine (exactly same kart as yours). Looks like it has the original red/orange paint.

Hi Chadskarts - you have a Clark Cyclops model 440. Late 1970s - early 80s. Made in Conyers, GA.