There is little more satisfying than seeing how a much-loved bike has
changed over a couple years, with signs of use increasing. Really
appreciate the update - it looked great at the start, and even better now.
While I don't have any regrets with the bikes I've built over the past few
years, I
I came across your Clem a while back when I started thinking about getting
one, both it and Dominic's build on the riv blog made me decide to rid my
romanceur and get a Clem. I eventually found an orange 59 clementine and
haven't looked back. It's a lifetime bike and every time I ride it it is a
So fun to read your almost 2-year-recap of your relationship with this
Clem. I know how you feel; Clems are great bikes and so comfortable. I was
so glad when Riv decided Clems would be exclusively step-thrus - it nudged
a lot of folks towards trying a step-thru for the first time, and I think
What a great looking, useful bike!On Jan 18, 2023, at 11:47, mm wrote:Welp, it's been a little under two years and I'm still very much in love with this bike. Dare I say favorite bike ever? By far my favorite Riv ever; I had an orange Ram and a Toyo Homer since buying the Clem to chase the high
Congrats, and welcome to the club. Those Clems look like a blast to ride,
especially. Enjoy!
On Friday, March 26, 2021 at 8:40:41 PM UTC-7 Matthew Williams wrote:
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