Amusingly - I know Grant had no intention of these things converging - I have a
Clem L with "ebike rims"..and it's an ebike! I can verify that those thick rim
walls can scrub a lot of heat from a bike much heavier and faster than
intended. They work!
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Please post pics!
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> I have a Clem en route as of tomorrow so I will know by end of week ;)
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Belopsky... my apologies. I blame spell check!
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Nice setup. Thanks for the info Joe and Velopsky.
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Doug, they're 9-speed Microshift thumbshifters that set up like this on most
bikes: Right/rear shifter has 9 hard clicks or pure friction. Left/front is
friction only with a ratchety feature similar to Suntour/Silver Power Ratchet.
Now flip that for CLEM: The ratchety friction shifter goes on r
Hey Doug - I don't think they are. They're the microshift kind
On Monday, October 30, 2017 at 8:39:30 PM UTC-4, Doug H. wrote:
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> Thanks Grant. I’m really looking forward to the Clem, my first Rivendell
> and non-drop bar bike or flat bar mountain bike since I was a teen racing
> BMX. After rea
Thanks Grant. I’m really looking forward to the Clem, my first Rivendell and
non-drop bar bike or flat bar mountain bike since I was a teen racing BMX.
After reading Just Ride I checked out Rivendell and agree with the build
philosophy.
One other Clem question though. Are the shifters click bu
xcuse my funky typing in last one. babying a $#%@! typing injury and trying
a new technique..
On Monday, October 30, 2017 at 5:53:34 AM UTC-7, Doug H. wrote:
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> I was just looking over the specs for the new Clem H and noticed they are
> using Alex DM 24 rims. According to the Alex website these
alex made it before the emotorbike went big. it is nearly identical
(dimensionally) to the early '80s mtb rims, and at 32mm xternal wide, it is
ideal for holding 45mm to 60mm tires, even at low pressure. The sidewalls
are also appropriate for allaround rogh use and all-weather braking. the
eBi
I believe so, yes. It may also have something to do with rotational
mass..But I also don't know if this is much a matter when you have a
mid-drive motor vs a hub motor.
Here's an article about it related to hub
motors https://www.electricbike.com/moped-rims-tires-hubmotors/
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On 10/30/2017 09:33 AM, Belopsky wrote:
Ebikes require more strength/stronger parts.
Why? Is it just a matter of their greater weight?
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Ebikes require more strength/stronger parts.
Why the Clem comes with this, I don't know. It's a really heavy rim (725g
according to Alex's site)
On Monday, October 30, 2017 at 8:53:34 AM UTC-4, Doug H. wrote:
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> I was just looking over the specs for the new Clem H and noticed they are
> using A
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