Now it looks like a Real Clem, reporting for duty. I was so glad you posted
photos so I could show my sister what her bike will look like.
Has anyone else gotten a Clem in the mail?
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> On Aug 27, 2019, at 7:33 PM, J Imler wrote:
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> Racked and bagged. Looking forward to
I think my Clem H feels super light, too. I don’t know a thing about frame
geometry but I assume there’s a special balance it has. I “graduated” my wife
from a rescued Jamis Commuter to her own Clem H and she feels the same way
about it feeling light.
> On Aug 23, 2019, at 8:27 PM, Joe
Adam: Leah (Belle Ding Ding) and I were just discussing this. She noticed that
"spring" in her Clementine, and I related that I could detect a bit of flex in
the Clem L I had. I don't pretend to know how all this works, but that bike
feels like it absorbs energy and spits it back out into a
i concur that the clem L feels light for what it is. i think because it
lacks a top tube it gives up a bit more flex which makes pedaling easier.
On Sunday, June 9, 2019 at 7:39:45 PM UTC-7, J Imler wrote:
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> I'm in the que for a Clem L that's to arrive in August. I went for the
> Chameleon
There is something about the clem feeling lighter than it is. The only time i
notice that it's heavy is when have to pick it up to go up the steps into work.
When riding it feels like a lighter bike than it is, and it rides equally well
loaded or unloaded.
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My boyfriend is replacing his Disc Trucker with a Clem L 52cm. On test
rides, he said the Clem climbed better and accelerated faster, while still
being able to carry a lot. That's been his main complaint with the
Trucker-it's great for carrying a lot, but is tortoise-like. Since we
mostly ride
Does she want to swap out her bike?
If so, is she using her LHT for shopping? Carrying anything? I am using a
Clementine for my sons’ school commute. The bike is magical and even though
it’s heavy, I have no trouble climbing hills with it. Whatever stupid weight I
saddle it with, the bike
I have no experience with either. Get the Clem.
~Mark
Raleigh, NC
> On Aug 19, 2019, at 18:10, PaulS wrote:
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> Anyone have experience with the Clem L and a Surly Trucker? I am thinking of
> replacing my wife's Trucker with a Clem. It's pertty much used for shorter
> rides around town
Anyone have experience with the Clem L and a Surly Trucker? I am thinking
of replacing my wife's Trucker with a Clem. It's pertty much used for
shorter rides around town and 10-20 mile rides occsionally.
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The Indiana dealer may have a Clem L available for you. I just inherited my
mother in law’s Clementine (first gen Clem L) and it’s absolutely my favorite
bike. It’s a dream, really. I think you should give Chris a call and after
that, see if 718 or Analog Cycles has a bike left from the pre
That sounds like a great build. I'm thinking about getting a fun bit for
some trail riding myself, and could definitely see the merits of a build
like this. Definitely was a bit bummed to see the last of them sell out
before I could stop waffling on whether or not I should get one.
On Friday,
I have the 52cm green one on order for my son who got a bike stolen from
outside his apartment last year and no longer owns a bike. I already have three
Rivs - a 46 Appaloosa, a 47cm Roadini and a 55cm Cheviot, but this is the first
Riv a family member is receiving.
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