That's pretty cool to hear that the Rosco Bebe rides great even without the
front load. I was looking at them back in the day too and thought I read
that they were expected to feel weird without that load.
>From what I understand, the Clem has become more Rosco-Bebe-like over the
years, with a
Thanks Paul! Maybe there is a demand for them…The idea of these bikes getting passed around is pretty neat too. Multiple generations of kids riding on them seems pretty neat! But leave it to Riv make a “baby” bike that rides so great they go beyond their intended use and people want to keep them ev
Hey Joe, I got it and will follow up off list. Hate to say it, but I'm also
not surprised: you're not the only one waiting on a reply :)
I think Riv should do another round of these :) I wonder if lead times and
factory capacity are back to where they can do a special order if 10 or 20
people c
Not sure if the trail is the same, but Atlantis fork is not the same as
Gus/Susie.
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On Fri, Dec 2, 2022 at 7:59 AM, Hoch in ut wrote: I
believe the Rosco uses Clem forks, so I’m assuming the front end is similar, if
not the same. Rivendell told me that they
Hey Paul,
I sent you an email but not sure if you got it. I’m a new a parent and while
I’ve got other Rivs that I plan to use with a kid seat, I’ve definitely been
curious to experience the Bebe with my baby! If you decide to pass it to a new
parents, I’d love to chat with you about it.
Thanks
Hey Paul,I sent you an email but not sure if you got it. I’m a new a parent and while I’ve got other Rivs that I plan to use with a kid seat, I’ve definitely been curious to experience the Bebe with my baby!Thanks,Joe MullinsVery Good Sound Company Inc.IATSE Local 695 Sound MixerRe-recording Mixerj
I'm with you on that Hoch. I'm the third owner of a semi-custom Boulder All
Road 650b. Aside from being a particularly special bike, it happens to fit
like no other bike I've ever ridden. I've considered selling it several
times, because I don't ride it much, and I've basically stopped riding dr
Ah, got it. Well, I’m sure you’ll find the Clem rides great. I had one for
a bit and I liked it.
That said, I had a bike years ago (Surly). Fit was amazing and I felt like
I could pedal forever on it. I foolishly decided to sell it for another
bike. I couldn’t get it to fit right so I bought a
Hey Hoch,
The fork is a Clem fork but I'm pretty sure the head tube angle is
different, part of the way they made the effective top tube so long and
gave it such good balance with a 30 lb load behind the handle bars.
I don't really want to get rid of it or get a new bike, but I do want
another
I believe the Rosco uses Clem forks, so I’m assuming the front end is
similar, if not the same. Rivendell told me that they also use the same
front end on the Gus, Susie, Atlantis so they should all ride very similar.
Unless you just want a new bike to get a new bike (nothing wrong with
that),
Thanks for the feedback Richard and Laing. I certain I'd enjoy a Clem, but
I guess I'll never know how unique the Bebe bike is until I can ride them
both back to back. There's still part of me that wants to get it to another
new parent.
Laing, please share you thoughts when you get the Bebe on
I own both, but I have never completed the Bebe build [everything done but
the brakes and chain-line (S-A 3 speed)], so not much help yet. I bought
the Bebe because of the long effective top tube. I have short legs and a
long torso and it seemed like it might be the ideal step through for bars
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