The comment about the Miata home. That's EXACTLY how it felt to me on his bike. 

I took his bike for a short ride and it was shifting fine for me. I *think* he 
knows how to friction shift, but I'm going to test him by having him do it on 
my bike - I know my bike works, so if he messes that up his problems are 
clearly manufactured - by him! On previous rides, I heard his Clem pop into 
other gears when he rode it uphill, and sometimes the gears would chatter and 
I'd tell him to nudge it a bit but it would remain noisy until he chose a whole 
different gear. 

Would have liked to have run my experiment tonight, but I got home late 
(hanging out with teenagers at youth group) and my dog - a bonafide walk junkie 
- was jonesing for a walk. No bike ride. 

Your comments are all so extremely interesting. I am going to investigate your 
points when I take the bike in to have a front rack affixed. 

Patrick Moore - I laughed out loud. Yes, eye rolling happens here, and always 
in hilarity. This man of mine, I tell you what!

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