Actually, the problem I am having is more of an issue with uneven surfaces, although the turning plays into it as well. The further the wheels are apart the more likely that a bump or object can stick up between them and you pedal can hit it while it rotates around. Generally, you you anticipate this and level your pedals until you clear that area, but in said circumstance mentioned earlier with getting the front wheel over objects, many times I will clear it with my front wheel to find my pedals strike the object which tends to suddenly stop me dead in my tracks! I used to race mountain bikes so I have fair bike handling skills, I don't have this issue on any other bike and generally not on the Clementine, but it does bite me from time to time. I've also scraped the pedals on speed bumps which is odd, because I've never had an issue hitting them before. Ive learned my lesson though, haven't done that in a while.
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