Patrick, you might also want to take a look at the cycletrucks.com
Beavertail for a 20-inch-wheel cargo bike. RBW bought one for the shop last
year.
Joe Bernard
Vallejo, CA.
On Friday, April 10, 2015 at 10:55:03 AM UTC-7, Deacon Patrick wrote:
> Juggling a slew of factors, all boiling down to
Three out of four peddlers will be peddling Rivendells. Only three out of
six riders will be on Rivendells though, as the two wee ones will be on my
wife's Bike Friday. But, yes, we'll post pictures when the herd is brought
together in its new home. Bike Friday arrives early June. It is a cargo/
Almost an all-Riv family. We want photos of the fleet when finally acquired.
On Fri, Apr 10, 2015 at 11:55 AM, Deacon Patrick wrote:
> Juggling a slew of factors, all boiling down to our cash flow we are now
> getting:
>
> (2) Complete Clementines for our two older daughters
> (1) Bike Friday Ha
So a guy walks into a bike shop with $1500..
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No dog in this one, but if you have all the pieces, stick with your plan.
Build with what you have. You can always cherry-pick/upgrade parts going
forward.
I'd put the savings into a rack and bag system. A good rack and bag system
doubles a bicycle's usefulness. Sadly, my vote for rack-and-bag
im not sure that We (the people with extra parts, multiple bikes, deeply
held preferences, overthinkers etc.) are really the target market for the
complete clems. not to say that i don't understand the frustration of a
700$ ultimatum minus information. im just guessing, but i would imagine
ther
I'm getting one for my boys and am going frame only since I already have
albatross bars, stem and brake levers. I will be going 1x8 and have a rear
shifter. I'll be going Dynamo, also, which isn't included.
I like that headset, bb, and seat post will be included.
So it doesn't make much sense f
I'm not sure a comparison with Rawland is sound. You can read about
experiences with Stag (particularly regarding the fork), input from the
web, and how that went.
Riv is a different buying experience, for sure. If one's on the fence, I'd
recommend waiting 'til Clem is available (still many mo
I was planning on a frame only from the start, and the build kit option
didn't sway me at all. It was kind of weird too, framesets, if they were to
be available on their own, were to be priced at $850, but now complete bike
will be $1500 and the only option. $1500 - $850 = $650, the current
upc
I have a 45 cm frame on order for my wife. The "hurry hurry rush rush"
decision on the build really bugs me, too. I don't like that at all.
However, seeing as how I am not a hands-on "swap parts from here and there
for a complete bike" type of guy, I reluctantly went for the pre-order
build. I
I hear you on this. The whole Clem sales apparatus has been pretty unusual
as far as retail buying experiences go. I have not ordered one but I might
have if one had been large enough for me.
It's all a bit seat-of-pants for my liking. $700 is not a crazy amount for
a solid and versatile frame
As the blug says :
Prematurely but out of necessity introducing Clem Smith Jr. and its mother
> or sister, Clementine. $850 framesets. We expect them in October, but we
> need some of it now.
*Preorder Now *. DELIVERY, OCTOBER-NOV. (yeah…)
>
> *To get the ball rolling…*
> *We’ll accept $
I have ordered a frame.While the offer of a complete build at $650 is
attractive, I am not happy with being pushed into a quick reply when they
have not published the build specs (that I can find). I am sure the parts
would be good, but they may not be what I want. In particular, I do not
lik
Yes to F/F/BB/HS, and I've also read a 29.8-mm seat post is included with
the frame.
Does anyone have a list of what specific parts will be used for the
complete deliveries?
Bob E (awaiting delivery of a 52 Clem frame)
On Thursday, April 9, 2015 at 10:06:25 AM UTC-4, Norman R wrote:
> If yo
If you get "just" the frame, would it come with F/F/BB/HS?
On Thursday, April 9, 2015 at 7:33:42 AM UTC-4, Tony DeFilippo wrote:
>
> So I'm in on a 52cm Clementine for my wife, this'll be the first new bike
> I've ever bought and now Riv's offer of making it a complete has me
> rethinking my 'pu
We're in the same boat with at least two of our Clementines and have
decided to pull the trigger on the build. We'd already decided to pull the
trigger on the build kits at roughly $600 each, so it's nearly a no-brainer
for us.
With abandon,
Patrick
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