I made a long winded response which deleted verses posted. Here is the short
version. I have found this amusing to read. Historically, when there are people
who are viewed as " in need" those making issue are White. The mindset comes
from the years of good and bad experience. There is a study
I missed that you typed “L”, so disregard my questions about what bike you got.
This will teach to me read and writes posts on dog walks! But you can tell us
here what you plan to use your Clem for and how it will be set up.
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I can’t believe this thread doesn’t have a whole a lot of replies! My
brother-in-law has a Clementine that my sister has stolen from him. He put up
resistance at first, but he usually takes his motorized scooter to work, so he
gave in and let her ride his bike. His Clem has become hers for
Bump and a reduction. The wheelset that had been part of a package deal
has been sold separately. So I can now offer the frame/fork/headset/BB for
$1100 plus shipping.
63cm Brown MUSA A Homer Hilsen
Bill Lindsay
El Cerrito, CA
On Thursday, May 23, 2019 at 1:29:01 PM UTC-7, Bill Lindsay
I wanted to narrow down my broad search to a Clem style. Technically based
on my size I should be on a 52 frame but the standover is huge on that 52
H. I had a 52 Hillborne and it was at the top of what I liked size wise
with standover and the 52 Clem H is even higher. So even though I
I decided that I was going to narrow my broad search down to one. So what
I am looking for is a Clem H in size 45. Color doesn't matter. I don't
need a saddle, seatpost or pedals but will gladly take anything else or a
frame if that's what you have and the price is right! Someone here can
I sure do remember it! A beautiful one!
On Wednesday, June 12, 2019 at 8:48:25 PM UTC-4, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Hey, remember this? Yeah, I gotta sell it. My increasingly painful right
> wrist which kept decreasing my ride time has been diagnosed as
> arthritis..I've purchased a Crank Forward
That indeed is my recommendation, particularly with friction shifting. Use
the chain you like, and I suspect it will be perfecto for you.
Bill
On Thursday, June 13, 2019 at 10:07:01 AM UTC-7, Doug Williams wrote:
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> So I would be getting the 7-8-9 speed version of the Rene Herse crank. As
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That's the one! I'll have my signature "joe" on the downtube like the Appaloosa
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You mean the forthcoming Jöe "Wrists" St. Bernard? 16" wheels, clearance
for 3.5" tires, dual drum brakes if I'm reading this drawing right.
Jeff Hagedorn
Los Angeles, CA USA
On Thursday, June 13, 2019 at 10:50:24 AM UTC-7, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> Hey, do ya think I could talk Grant into doing a
The sizing recs on the new MIT versions of old frames are definitely a little
confusing. I didn't really deal with that because this particular bike was
offered as a hardly ridden demo from Analog Cycles; all I had to do was check
the toptube length (I know I can step over a 53 frame) and
It has been observed that I'm asking for $30 for the sneaker pedals and Riv
sells them for that. Let's say $20 shipped?
On Thursday, June 13, 2019 at 10:13:18 AM UTC-7, Brett Callahan wrote:
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> Cross posted to iBOB Group.
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> Hi all, looking to clean out some seldom used stuff. All prices
Cross posted to iBOB Group.
Hi all, looking to clean out some seldom used stuff. All prices include
shipping. I'll be able to send out Monday-Weds of next week. PayPal F+F
or cash app, please. If you're local to Portland and want to pickup I'll
knock a few bucks off.
If you're
So I would be getting the 7-8-9 speed version of the Rene Herse crank. As I
said, I am happily friction shifting 8 speed. But I might consider trying 9
speed with an Ultegra chain if the "special" Ultegra 9 speed chain was
going to magically interact with the Rene Herse crank in a way that
"I'm a little mystified by Riv's PBH chart for this frame "
I just took a look at both the new & old sizing charts. On the old one,
they used PBH, but it's not on the new one. The closest dimension is
stand-over height. I'm 5'10" with an 84 cm PBH. On the old sizing chart,
I could ride
It’s an amazing build. I know a young woman with a 78 PBH who left teaching
after a really bad experience and now works at the local non profit bike
shop who it would be perfect for but it’s way outside her price range.
John
Greenville
On Thu, Jun 13, 2019 at 12:33 PM Joseph Bernard wrote:
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Thanks Jonathan. Yes, it's an unbelievable drag that I can't ride it, I
invested serious cash to get such a nice build on a Riv I've always
admired. But whaddyagonnado?
On Thu, Jun 13, 2019, 9:30 AM Jonathan D. wrote:
> Is anyone running a 53 with drops who has a 85 PBH? ISorry Joe that you
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Is anyone running a 53 with drops who has a 85 PBH? ISorry Joe that you have
to sell. I know you loved this bike.
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I'm putting this out there for any potential buyers, not to try to talk you
specifically into snagging it:
I'm a little mystified by Riv's PBH chart for this frame and don't agree with
it. Unless they envision this as a touring bike with drops, it just doesn't
make sense. I'm 5'-7", 79-80 PBH,
Bump
Selling Mark's rack with extended struts (the extended strut is
13-3/4inches from top to mounting hole). $105 shipped.
On Monday, June 3, 2019 at 9:41:06 AM UTC-4, phil k wrote:
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> Only Marks Rack left!
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My advice as a former shop owner is go tubes-in. The last thing you want is a
tubeless tire coming unseated at speed on a tandem.
(I also ride a hubbah)
My two cents
Alex in Rochester
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And the Lone Peak bag is spoken for. Thanks to all who inquired.
LeRoy
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Patrick I tried your cold brew method and it was delicious. My adventure wasn’t
extraordinary but the cold brew made it much more interesting.
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You will not blow out a sidewall due to air pressure requirements of a tandem.
Tires are tested well beyond stated maximum pressure, and you probably won't
even hit that.
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On 6/13/19 8:54 AM, Doug Williams wrote:
Hi all,
I'm considering a Rene Herse crankset for my Homer but I'm a little
confused on when you must (should) use an Ultegra chain on Rene Herse
cranksets. Clearly recommended by Jan for 11 speed, I get that. 10
speed also, I think. But what about
It is my opinion that people are using the chain they want to use with
their Rene Herse cranksets. I use SRAM chains on my Rene Herse cranksets,
usually 1071 and 1091, and I don't have anything negative to report about
it. If I had a problem and suspected it was the chain's fault, I maybe
Hi all,
I'm considering a Rene Herse crankset for my Homer but I'm a little
confused on when you must (should) use an Ultegra chain on Rene Herse
cranksets. Clearly recommended by Jan for 11 speed, I get that. 10 speed
also, I think. But what about for 8 or 9 speed? Must you use an Ultegra
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