Possible good news- silver shifters will go on those same thumb mounts on your
Clementine, no need to do any grip/handlebar messiness. An easy swap for what
you know and love.
-Kai
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I don’t know those shifters well enough, but I’d be inclined to go with
shifters that are meant for their job, and as I recall those weren’t.
The front derailler (or at least most) should be in the little ring position
naturally. Meaning you have to pull the cable to get it to leave that positi
Ya know, all that esplainy stuff I did last night makes no sense in light of
the fact you've been riding the Betz for years with no shifting issues. What
was I thinking??
Yes, Silver bar-ends are miles better than those ridiculous SunRace thumbies.
I'm thinking there's something wrong with the
The refusal to shift in front is so touchy that I have to be on pancake-flat
ground. Any threat of incline is a deal-breaker. I’ve been riding 6 years on
these same paths on my friction-shifting Betty Foy and rarely have an issue. I
don’t think it should be this touchy. I caught on pretty quick
Oops, I just realized that I was making a joking reference to a recent thread
that was on a DIFFERENT google group (iBOB). Boy, do I have egg on my face now.
Carry on, carry on..
> On Aug 13, 2019, at 09:31, esoterica etc wrote:
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> Joe, I think a paude is what you do when you finally
Joe, I think a paude is what you do when you finally come to the realization of
what FFS means.
~Mark
> On Aug 13, 2019, at 03:31, Joe Bernard wrote:
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> *almost a pause. I have no idea what a paude is.
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*almost a pause. I have no idea what a paude is.
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The finicky stuff was the rear cuz those clicks did in fact act kinda indexy
and would sometimes leave you stuck slightly between gears. Which won't make a
lick of sense to you if you've always used friction, so we can yak later on the
PM about all that madness.
The front shouldn't be happenin
I remember that there was talk about the shifters of the early Clems, and now I
have a first gen Clementine and the shifting is giving me some issues. I took
my bike to the mechanic for a tune-up and told him the front cog was reluctant
to shift. He said the cable was a bit loose but he’d addres
