Bike is sold! Thanks all.
-Jeremy Till
Sacramento, CA
On Sunday, March 3, 2024 at 5:28:28 AM UTC-8 brycel...@gmail.com wrote:
> messaged! beautiful bike
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> On Saturday, March 2, 2024 at 4:33:37 PM UTC-5 Tim Tetrault wrote:
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>> Someone should grab this. A great deal with a solid setup. Good
messaged! beautiful bike
On Saturday, March 2, 2024 at 4:33:37 PM UTC-5 Tim Tetrault wrote:
> Someone should grab this. A great deal with a solid setup. Good luck
> Jeremy. If I had the space I'd be all over it.
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> On Sat, Mar 2, 2024 at 1:27 PM Jeremy Till wrote:
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>> Bumping again
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>> On
Someone should grab this. A great deal with a solid setup. Good luck
Jeremy. If I had the space I'd be all over it.
On Sat, Mar 2, 2024 at 1:27 PM Jeremy Till wrote:
> Bumping again
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> On Friday, February 23, 2024 at 5:24:01 PM UTC-8 Jeremy Till wrote:
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>> Bump! New bike for the weekend?
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Bumping again
On Friday, February 23, 2024 at 5:24:01 PM UTC-8 Jeremy Till wrote:
> Bump! New bike for the weekend?
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> On Saturday, February 17, 2024 at 12:45:33 PM UTC-8 Lucky wrote:
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>> Dang what a great deal, cheers fellow Sacramentan.
>> (If you part it out I am interested in the
Bump! New bike for the weekend?
On Saturday, February 17, 2024 at 12:45:33 PM UTC-8 Lucky wrote:
> Dang what a great deal, cheers fellow Sacramentan.
> (If you part it out I am interested in the stem-Liz)
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> On Feb 17, 2024, at 12:39, Jeremy Till wrote:
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> I've got some exciting adventures
Dang what a great deal, cheers fellow Sacramentan. (If you part it out I am interested in the stem-Liz) On Feb 17, 2024, at 12:39, Jeremy Till wrote:I've got some exciting adventures on the horizon that would be best suited to having a slightly different bike in my stable, so I've decided to
I've got some exciting adventures on the horizon that would be best suited
to having a slightly different bike in my stable, so I've decided to part
ways (amicably) with my first-gen (2016) 59cm Clem Smith Jr, in the
no-longer-available "H-type." This has been a great bike that I've really
Wow, that trail looks super fun to ride. Any idea where it is? Also, what kind
of handlebars are those—looks like a bullmoose but I'm kind of a noob still
when it comes to knowing bike things (or any things, really).
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Welcome to the forum!
I do have a lot of opinions on any topic; most of the time I’m wise enough to
keep them to myself, but ahma take a flyer on this one:
1. There was a poster (“Jay in Tel Aviv”) awhile back who owned a Riv, so
perhaps you can search through the archives and connect with
Oops. Not sure I copied the link correctly.
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1f2XIWEK9hciggoo5WRVwQeSKHocUUDOz/view?usp=sharing_eil=5dd02343
Johns
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GK,
We all used To ride rigid on singletrack with 2” tires (or skinnier) back in
the late ‘80’s. Front suspension hardtails came along which help a bit with
control on the really rocky stuff. Check out what Yakeen pulls off on an
Atlantis. It’s inspiring (and a great video).
You should feel confident that you and it will be fine. You'll likely be the
fastest for fear of not being, but don't let that or anything else get in the
way of being the funhavingiest (with rhythm).
-Kai
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As a mountain biker and former Clem owner, the Clem wouldn’t be my first
choice to hang with my fast riding buddies on their full sus bikes. It
doesn’t have the confidence inspiring feeling of my Jones LWB. For a
mellower group or solo ride, it would be ok. The Clem is going to attract
some
Oops, my terminology is confused there. Your bike is a rigid, hardtail is a
front suspension bike. Keeping up WILL be an issue if they're running
suspension forks.
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Welcome! Clem H is indeed a stout Hillibike, it was designed as a
you-can-buy-one-new replacement for all the late-'80s-to-mid-'90s steel
hardtails that used to be cheap on the secondhand market but are now kinda
pricey to get back to new condition because they're all 25-35 years old now.
So
Hi there - first time poster
and coming at you from Tel Aviv, possibly(?) the only Riv owner this side
of Mesopotamia...
I got myself a 59 Clem H which I love oh so dearly
My friends, equipped with hard-tail mountain-bikey-bikes, are going out for
a couple day off-rode ride that includes some
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