I love my Clem H, even though I just took it apart and transferred the parts to a step through Rosco Bubbe. Most people are saying it's a relaxed bike that's good for going slow, but the whole truth is it does a great job of going fast when you want it to (But my Rosco Bubbe is faster!, and it's an "L", so yeah, get the clem low if you really want to fly) It is heavy, and as Joe did, a great candidate for motors or sails or whatever else you can imagine. Picture Steve McQueen tearing across the countryside jumping fences and stuff, that's well within the spirit of Clem Smith. As was said earlier, the moose variety of Bosco bars are so good, that they're no longer offered in completes is great reason to look for it used. Never having to think about bars slipping or whether you've adjusted them to the perfect angle is very comforting, and having the triangle to run a cable through is comforting when you lock up for longer than the 45 seconds it would take for a low down scoundrel to steal your unsecured stem and bars. You'd love a Clem, any Clem, with whatever, riding wherever -Kai BK NY
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