Mags have been claimed.
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> Marty
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I ended up finding a used pair of Velo Orange Zeppelin 52mm fenders. I
talked to Peter and it sounds like these are not rolled, providing lots of
space. You could size them similar to a plastic fender.
Cody
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Gorgeous bike!
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Time has passed, several have looked but no buyer has emerged. I will drop
my price to $50.00 with shipping split between me and the buyer CONUS.
Steven.
On Friday, October 26, 2018 at 5:56:59 AM UTC-5, Steve Butcher wrote:
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> Several lookers but no takers. I'll bump my price down to $60.00
If you're in the Bay Area, I have enough spare parts (wheels and brakes) you
can borrow to try a conversion.
jim m
wc, ca
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Those metallic green redwoods are pretty though.
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1. Roadini
2. 50CM
3. 25.2, 25.4 lbs,sometimes the scale says 25.2 sometimes 25.4
4. Build List
Rivendell S!lver 170mm wide/low crankset
Ultegra CX70 front derailleur
M952 xt rear derailleur
KMC 9 Speed Chain
XT M770 9 Speed 11-34 MTB Cassette
Microshift 2/3-9 speed bar end
My Appaloosa (55cm) with fenders, front Mark's Rack and rear pannier rack,
three water bottle cages and two semi-full bottles, frame pump, bell, and
mirror, B-17 saddle, Gilles Berthoud front bag (with snacks, spare jersey,
spare tube, tire levers, spare rechargeable light,and Crank-Brothers
I've used the blackburn ex-1 with the co-pilot taxi seat on a few bikes.
It's not the fanciest seat, but it's worked fine for us and the rack is
very secure. I have the rack on a few bikes and my wife and I move the seat
between the bikes when we're going on a ride. Overall, I've been happy
The fanciness of the Rambouillet intimidates me, to be honest. My other
tall bikes are purpose-built and very workman-like, and they get the job
done, so the Ram just isn't getting the use it deserves. Plus I prefer
Redwood green over Rambouillet blue. Perhaps I'd feel differently if I had
Hi, Tom: What is your saddle height in the pics of your spectacular Clem?
Thanks,
Rick Hill
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Haha ok im taking your word for it.
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Intimidates?
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Roadini tubing way thicker walled than Roadeo. Below 59cm sizes Roadeos are
6/4/6 DT/TT. 8/5/8 59 and up.
Rooadini is much thicker. I have an email with tubing specs from grant about
it. I was researching lightest built frame to get. I posted it in another
thread too. Have to dig out the email
I have to agree with the others: the Ram is a wonderful bike and I'd not
trade one for a Redwood. You can always collect a bit of beausage if the
quality of the paint and lugs intimidates you.
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Compass ELs with Orange Seal in tubes (and sufficient air pressure) are a
very workable goathead-country combination. I'd say that the tire savers
would be largely cosmetic if you have the sealant, and in fact -- haven't
tested this, but observations over the years may indicate it -- having the
The Compass ELs do sound like a good option, and I really don't want to
have to give up these brakes and buy new wheels. How much Orange Seal would
be recommended? I'm guessing around one ounce per tube?
Thanks for the generous offers to test some 650B wheels, unfortunately it's
a long haul from
OS recommends 2 fl oz per road tire, 4 fl oz per mtb tire. I've found that
less works fine, and I probably put in 1.5 fl oz in a 26" road tube and I
do add 2 fl oz to my 700C X 60 (actual) tubeless tires every 3 months or
so. I'd guess that our goathead populations are as large as any others (if
Having used the Yepp rack for years now, I declare that the only drawbacks are
weight and that there's no pannier rails other than the grossly oversized top
rail, which would work fine with strap on panniers. I brazed on some lower
rails to get past the no pannier drawback (and made it even
Roadini specs from RBW:
Roadini:
“0.9 x 0.7 TT and the length is cut from the butt (0.9) end. So you get the
0.9 up at the front, where top tubes buckle. The 0.7 is on the thick side
for a belly (though it's the same as old Columbus SP, which was 1.0 x 0.7 x
1.0--as a historical reference).
Julian,
My wife put up with me buying an All-Rounder last time we were in Chicago. If
they would hold this u til I was up later in the month of November, I would be
crazy enough to do it! I figure someone needs this more than I!
Karl “Happy Wife, Happy Life” Worley
8 hours from target
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Can anyone help facilitate?
On Wed, Oct 31, 2018 at 1:09 PM DarinM wrote:
> Wow that is a screaming deal. As an owner of the same (even though it's
> too small for me), that bike will make someone very happy.
>
> Darin
>
> On Wednesday, October 31, 2018 at 12:57:24 PM UTC-7, Karl wrote:
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Karl, it's only an 8 hour drive -- drive up Saturday, back home Sunday! Go
for it!;)
Julian Westerhout
Bloomington, IL
On Wednesday, October 31, 2018 at 2:57:24 PM UTC-5, Karl wrote:
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> Thank goodness I am nowhere near this. I would be in so much trouble.
> Great deal!
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>
I *need* a cargo bike for the kids, but I *want* an Clem. This thread isn't
helping. Technically I don't need anything, we all have feet and live w/in
walking distance of most places we really need to go. But that doesn't
solve this n+1 problem. I can still access my bikes without moving around
Hey Rick, thanks. My saddle height is 79.5cm. My PBH is 90.5, and I'm 6'
- 1/2" tall.
On Wednesday, October 31, 2018 at 2:08:46 PM UTC-4, RickH wrote:
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> Hi, Tom: What is your saddle height in the pics of your spectacular Clem?
>
> Thanks,
> Rick Hill
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Thank goodness I am nowhere near this. I would be in so much trouble. Great
deal!
https://chicago.craigslist.org/wcl/bik/d/rivendell-atlantis-bike/6737238503.html
Karl “I Want This” Worley
Nashville, TN
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Hello folks-
I have a pair of MUSA shorts, size XL that I've got kicking around. They
are overall good, but need repair to make them completely functional again,
and I'm not going to get around to fixing . The elastic belt has been
replaced in last couple years. There are spots and such from
Lon,
A bit of strategically placed black tape here and there plus a sticker or
three will have that lovely Ram looking less fancy and positively
non-intimidating in a jiffy!
You could always send it out for a paint job -- for a few hundred $$ you
could have the only Redwood Green Ram on the
Wow that is a screaming deal. As an owner of the same (even though it's too
small for me), that bike will make someone very happy.
Darin
On Wednesday, October 31, 2018 at 12:57:24 PM UTC-7, Karl wrote:
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> Thank goodness I am nowhere near this. I would be in so much trouble.
> Great deal!
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>
Wow, Clem owners, keep the pic's coming! Some really nice builds out
there. Just shows the versatility of this bike, from dirt drop campers to
shiny-fendered limo's :) It still amazes me what you get for the price.
I'm feelin' the need for a Clem convention, esp with what has started out
as
Mr. Tom,
What a fantastic letter - I can’t wait to read this to Ethan. Your points about
using the bike without worry of beausage are spot on and we will adopt that
mindset! The Clem truly is “A Tough Bike To Love.” Congrats on your 2nd Clem,
and may there be a Clem L in your wife’s near
To clarify the saddle situation, it's already been Obenaufed a few times and
ridden a while by me. I imagine it's still pretty stiff for Ethan's weight, but
it'll break in quickly at the rate he's riding.
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I know I know, I promised not to sell this one but I lucked into a raging deal
on a NIB Appaloosas frame, then a raging deal on a Seven and...it's a long
story involving I'm out of bike-storing room again. F/F/HS/post/BB, new a few
months ago, very low miles (like, embarrassingly low).
54cm
Hmm, so, what's holding you back? It's just money, right?! I know, I
know. Seriously, if you don't want/need the complete, and it's a matter of
getting the frame and some good used components, list what you'd need here
and I'll bet you'd have it in no time. I know I have some stuff to
I've had two of each. I agree completely with Max Beach's assessment,
especially this: "Roadeo is a bit lighter, feels a bit more sprightly on
the steep climbs. But just a bit. They are both smooth as butter and very
comfortable."
On Friday, January 26, 2018 at 3:48:03 PM UTC-6, Lum Gim
Good for you! I love the color.
On Thursday, October 25, 2018 at 7:28:21 PM UTC-5, Daniel D. wrote:
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> When I was waiting on the initial Roadini pre-order, got interested in
> motorcycles. Roadini frame came, had all the parts and my interests were
> elsewhere for the past ~year. But
Hey Ethan!
I'm really liking your Clem! I'm wondering, which handlebar bag are you
using? It looks to be just the right size ... not too big, not too small.
And the honey-colored Brooks saddle ... well ... I'm just sayin', it looks
super *handsome *(not pretty ... ugh). I have a honey
Gorgeous. Hope you find (maybe already have found?) a buyer who "fits" it.
Coming with all those extras is especially nice. I may have missed, but do
you have a price to share, or are you handling that via private messages?
Thanks.
On Friday, October 26, 2018 at 11:51:28 AM UTC-5, Lon Payne
Julian, could you share which tires and fenders you're using, and the
sizes? I don't think I've seen a Clem so dressed up ... it cleans up
nicely...must be the rare "Esquire" package :)
Tom
On Wednesday, October 31, 2018 at 12:30:21 PM UTC-4, Julian Westerhout
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> Tom,
>
> You're
Dave, did you find what you are looking for? I have a 60cm blue Rambouillet
for sale.
On Wednesday, October 24, 2018 at 11:14:51 AM UTC-5, Dave Grossman wrote:
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> Interested in potentially getting a Roadeo. Im an 89.5 PBH so I am at the
> top of the 59 and in the 61 range. If anyone has
The number is for text. Or calling. Whichever!
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Lon,
You say you've been dreaming of a Redwood, but you're selling its first
cousin, the Rambouillet! The Redwood was a tall-sizes only, slightly
cheaper, slightly less fancy version of the bike you already own -- from
the 2003 Riv catalog: ""The Romulus and Redwood are complete road bikes
Thanks to Norman I had a great time reading the BQ mags. Time to pass them
along to another bunch member. PM me and I’ll let you know if you are first in
line. 13 content-packed issues. I’ll cover shipping to any US address. The
catch is you have to pass them along when you are done reading.
Thanks for sharing the Holland bikes link, is seen these frame mount saddles
for kids old enough to hang on on a couple local bikes and wondered where I
could pick one up.
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