Thanks, Kevin! Looking forward to seeing your pics.
Regarding the panniers: I originally bought them for the front lowrider
racks on my Rawland, but they also look great on the rear of the Clem. Yes,
they are the Smoke Gray color, with tan webbing.
Cheers,
Bob
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Thanks, Matt; glad to hear that. I found out about Wolf Tooth through this
group myself.
Bob
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Bob,
I like your drive train setup. The wolf tooth chaining has inspired me to go
that route. Thanks for sharing.
Matt
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Thanks very much, Keith and Chris!
My saddle height is 71 cm. According to the brochure, the 52-cm Clem is
suited for those with saddle heights from 68 to 78 cm, so I'm close to
being right in the middle of the range. I would also be at the very top of
the range for the 45-cm Clem (62 to
On Sunday, May 1, 2016 at 9:53:12 PM UTC-4, Bob Ehrenbeck wrote:
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> I know the Joe Appaloosas seem to be all the rage right now — not to
> mention all the hubbub with the Hubbuhubbuh and the Rosco Bubbe — but I
> thought I’d share details and impressions of my recent Clem build.
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Looks fantastic, Bob. I agree with the thought that the Bosco bars would
work better with more angle. I have some of the non-bullmoose version, and
they automatically ended up that way. Still - your bike looks so perfect,
I wouldn't change anything. If you don't mind me asking, what is
I love the guy in the manhole, and the legend "a tough bike to love". I'm a
huge fan of Riv's graphics, and this (and the upcoming Rosco) are my favorite
since Bleriot in his biplane.
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Uh oh! Sorry about that, Bob. Grin.
I had my first (I think) auto shift to my granny gear (I have a psudo 1x
set up, with manual shift to a 24 t for bikepacking and really nutty
hills). The snow and ice built up enough that it shifted (not on the
grocery run I posted, but the ride before that,
Mark, I love the grey, too; I think it’s the superb paint job really makes
this color stand-out. I hadn’t mentioned earlier that I love the decals,
too – particularly the one of Clem wearing his bowler, climbing out of the
manhole. Thank you for the comment; I’ll definitely spend some more
oh man, this is such an awesome build. i'm in the process of rebuilding my
Soma San Marcos for my gf and bought bosco bullmoose handlebars for it.
She's been adamant about drop bars. I was finally able to convince her by
showing her your build. thanks!
On Sunday, May 1, 2016 at 9:53:12 PM
Most excellent build Bob! Thanks for sharing, I wasn't familiar with the
Wolf products, so I may consider their chain ring for my next 1x build.
JohnS
On Sunday, May 1, 2016 at 9:53:12 PM UTC-4, Bob Ehrenbeck wrote:
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Sweet!
With abandon,
Patrick
On Sunday, May 1, 2016 at 7:53:12 PM UTC-6, Bob Ehrenbeck wrote:
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> I know the Joe Appaloosas seem to be all the rage right now — not to
> mention all the hubbub with the Hubbuhubbuh and the Rosco Bubbe — but I
> thought I’d share details and impressions of my
Great build. Great photography. I've never liked racks, but that one looks
perfect on the bike.
On Sunday, May 1, 2016 at 6:53:12 PM UTC-7, Bob Ehrenbeck wrote:
> I know the Joe Appaloosas seem to be all the rage right now — not to
> mention all the hubbub with the Hubbuhubbuh
That is one handsome Clem Jr., build, Bob. I like that color a lot, too.
I've been riding mine every day for a good while now, about ready for my
"intermediate" report! Your gearing sounds good. One of the bikes my
Clem(entine) sort of replaced was a 1x7 with a 41/27 low which worked ok,
but I
Thanks for the kind words, Matt, Joe, Ron, and Erl!
@ Matt: Yeah, it's a lng bike -- I can fit my other bikes into the
back of my Saab without needing to remove the front wheel, but the Clem is
an exception. And while the Wolf Tooth chainring isn't cheap, it's well
made (and in the USA),
Bob,
That is a fabulous looking bike. I have been wanting to experiment with
1x8 and your set up is exactly what I have concluded would work best for
me, including the 34t Wolf Drop. I look forward to reading your further
thoughts on your 1x8 setup.
How do you like the Shutter Precision
great job - love the Carsick panniers.
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What a beautiful bike! I also run a 1x8, so I appreciate what you have
done there. I am also using the Sunrace thumb shifter, but mine is the
indexed 8-speed version. Like you, I have found that they work great.
It appears to be a very lng bike. After years of riding racing bikes,
it
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