John, I would say it’s more handlebar dependent than frame, as most Riv frames ride well with swept back bars. I find handlebars that sweep back allow for a more relaxed upright riding position, while also allowing for a more aggressive riding style when gripped closer to the stem. Think albatross, bosco, Billie bars et al. I find my Cheviot with swept back bars allows me to ride slowly and steadily in congested areas and then to ride more aggressively when conditions allow. Photos here: https://flickr.com/photos/86975051@N08/sets/72157665232090983 I think any frame and bar combo that allows more upright riding will fullfill your goal. You might have to experiment a bit with bar choice, but that’s part of the fun! All the best, Erl
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