That's a nice build, love the swanky blue brakes. Welcome to the #clemriders
gang!
Joe @RideyMcBiker Bernard
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I was just admiring this bike on IG earlier! I am @jasonmytail btw.
Lovely build, I ordered a Clem H 45cm earlier today so this was topical for
me. Good deal on that sale, I wish I had jumped on it, but thankfully a
near-as-good sale came up now so I figured why not.
I've only been a
Gorgeous XO. I rode the heck out of my 1994 X0-3. Now my daughter is riding
it. Great bikes! Should not be hard to sell.
On Saturday, December 21, 2019 at 5:00:05 PM UTC-8, Jason Fuller wrote:
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> Damn it Joe, I blame you for the wallet damage ;)
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> I just ordered a Clem H 45 frameset in
Cool! This is a great story - you’re a great friend! Tell your friend that he
and his bike will have me and my custom NC
State red Roadini to ride along with on the greenway if he’s up for it :-) My
son and I are headed to an NCSU basketball game at PNC Arena tomorrow as a
matter of fact -
Build details and list:
PartDescription
Frame / ForkRivendell Rosco Baby medium
Chainrings Sugino 26-36-46
Crankarms Sugino XD2 172.5mm
Bottom Bracket UN-55 English Threaded 107mm
Pedals Vice VP Pedals
Front wheel 650b, 32h, Cliffhanger, Deore, double-butted
Rear wheel
Agree with you on all that ... though these photos are of my daughter with my
friend Ronnie on the bike. He has the pics of me with baby on board, but I
don’t have copies yet.
My daughter kept saying “more” every time we stopped for even a moment. Great!
Abe
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HaHAAA, tell 'em Joe B. sent you! No that one. Not that one, either. The other
one! 藍
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Joe, my PBH is 84.5cm, I’m 6’0” tall. It does feel a little long but nothing I
could adjust with a different stem and bra. Currently have 80mm technomix stem
with 56cm steel Albatross bars ... reach is a little long with baby in the
seat, UT feels good without the baby seat. I’ll adjust a
For everyone who poo pooed the baby bike the precious pictures of you and your
daughter show how valuable it is. The minute I hear about the arrival of
grandchildren someday I will hunt one of these down for the short window of
front seat carrying I can do.
No better way to transport and
How tall are you? I saw that prototype baby-bike-don't-carry-a-baby-on-it in
the RBW shop a couple months ago and thought it was a cool stretch cruiser as
is. I'm curious how the reach works.
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Everyone who said, “the derailleur clamp size is 31.8mm, it’s a double butted
seat tube so your caliper measurement was wrong because it was too high on the
tube” ... you were right! 34.9 mm to 31.8 mm shim from the local bike store and
then we were in action! This is more than just a baby
Any idea where to find the geo for 2012?
Thanks,
Bob K. in Baltimore
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Which version/year Sam is this? Any idea where to find the geometry?
Thanks!
Bob K. in Baltimore
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DP, will update on the Brynje once I have a chance to use them. As for
what's going on between your lugs, there must be enough for you to get out
and enjoy life, no matter the time of year.
JohnS
On Saturday, December 21, 2019 at 3:31:11 PM UTC-5, Deacon Patrick wrote:
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> Hey John, enjoy the
Extremely tempted to! I just bought my Hillborne two months ago so funds
are tight (shipping to Canada is expensive too), plus if this new bike is
sub-1000 price point and 650B, I think i'd prefer to hold out for it as my
commuter bike! Still very very tempted though.
On Saturday, 21
Hey John, enjoy the Brynje stuff! Let me know how the non-mesh stuff works
... I've only used their mesh and love it, but it works completely
differently than standard "solid" thermals. Aye, I'm greatly benefited by
the fact there's no activity between me lugs! Grin.
With abandon,
Patrick
On
Oh you're right, the guy I sold to was between the two bigger sizes and my
brain stuck there. We're the same height and I have a 45cm L, it's perfect as
long as you don't mind a lot of post showing like modernish bikes (I don't
mind). The height stuff on the Riv site is way outdated, it applies
80 cm; I would err towards a 45 if choosing because I'd rather a bike a
little small than a little large. And the 45's actually pretty reasonable
for my size from a numbers perspective though there is a big disconnect
with the recommended height range. I think you were expecting I was between
How tall are you/PBH? I just sold a 52 Clem H cuz the current models have
longer toptubes (I didn't know that) and the dang thing was just too big for
me. That one might be a little snug on you with the stock Boscos, but there's a
hundred other less-reachy-back bars you could pop on there.
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Wow, what a thoughtful gift! :) This made me so happy - it made my day!
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> What a great Christmas story. Bless you for your gracious care for your
> friend.
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Sorry, I didn't read the whole thread. That said, I don't consider a curved
top tube to make any difference in whether it rides like / not like a
Hillborne. Price point is a differentiator but also kind of a separate
consideration, especially since Sam wasn't a super expensive frame (by Riv
The diagram Paul M mentioned shows a low stepover, kind of a high Gus/Susie
variation. Also it's going to be mostly-TIGed, so lower price point than
Hillborne. We're discussing a bike that's "like a Hillborne" but with a
lower-curved toptube, different tube joinery and lower cost. That's a
Hello DP,
Thank you for the Brynje suggestion. I just ordered the wool blend base
layer bottoms, the thermo shocks and the zip polo top which was 50% off.
I've been thinking of buying some sort of base layer to wear under my MUSA
pants for my bike commute. I think the Brynje's will do the job
From the AMA on reddit yesterday,
"The next one is Charlie H. Gallop, and it's a high-clearance, v-braked
roadish bike that'll fit to 50mm."
Nothing new there, definitely sounds very similar to the Hillborne. I
expect the chainstays to be ~10mm longer than the equivalent size AHH and
Just in time for Christmas! I had mistakenly listed this bike as a 54cm but it
is a 52cm. I built this up for my girlfriend in 2012 and it hasn't been ridden
much. I'd be shocked if it has 500 miles on it. She takes better care of her
stuff than I do, so that's another bonus. It is like brand
Nice!
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> Hello. I've been a listener here since the beginning of this google list
> and dating back to the Alex Wetmore days. I occasionally reach out
> individually to members, but actual posts have been very rare...
Weth;
What a great Christmas story. Bless you for your gracious care for your friend.
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Success! Got a nice wheelset from Joe Bunik and nearly finished with the
quick and dirty build up of the Rosco Baby for a first ride this morning.
I was missing two parts:
- 1 x 650b / 27.5" tube - should've bought at Riv! I only had one on
hand yesterday as I assembled the bike.
-
The Saluki has been sold.
Tom
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Just in time for Christmas! I built this up for my girlfriend in 2012 and it
hasn't been ridden much. I'd be shocked if it has 500 miles on it. She takes
better care of her stuff than I do, so that's another bonus. It is like brand
new. Asking $1500 plus shipping. I will have it boxed at LBS.
There are a number of models needing to be added. Rosco Bubbe, for example.
Perhaps we can document which RR or blog entry 1st announced and when they were
produced. Atlantis should really be split into the original Toyo/Waterford
design and the current Taiwan (Maxway?) design. They are
I haven't seen the Hubbuhubbuh listed anywhere here.
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At Riv HQ today Grant said something like, “roadies v-braked complete bike in
similar style to Susie. Likely with the upcoming Riv made v-brakes, tig welds.
We’ll see.”
Sounds great to me - looking forward to those v-brakes.
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Here's a great post from 2015 with a model chronology. Someone who pays closer
attention to the blog/blahg, etc than I do should update the list to add RBW
developments of the past 4 years.
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OK, found a few more things
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