Brian, I know of what you speak. Too many choices breeds dissatisfaction. Maybe 
because it’s overwhelming? From 2012-2019 I had only one bike, the Betty, and I 
was happy. Since its inception, Rivendell changed several things in their 
philosophy, and I became desirous. Those Cheviots arrived on the scene not 2 
months after I had my Betty. There they were, with those fun decals and cream 
head tubes and limousine-type rides and the cool sheep head badges...I have 
some of what I was missing now in my Clementine, but it lacks some of the 
beauty and litheness of the Betty Foy. I want both sets of qualities in my last 
bike from them. If I could have that bike, I would only need one bike and I 
could just relax about all this. Ha!

I have 2 bikes and am in turmoil about how I would love this one best if it 
just had THAT. And I end up wanting One Bike To Rule Them All. I want it 
step-through so it’s ready for me when I’m an old lady. I want it to be strong 
but not overkill, rigged with racks that can carry heavy loads so I never have 
to worry as I strap an Amazon parcel onto the rack. I want it to have room for 
fat tires and the comfort of long chainstays and I want to feel safe on it and 
know that it will last. I want it to be lovely - fancy lugs and gorgeous paint 
and all the details like cream accents and decals that say clever and 
meaningful things. 

I want a step-through that is SMART *and* BEAUTIFUL. And I was hoping it was 
going to be that proposed Anniversary Mixte. But maybe Brian is right. Get the 
custom and don’t look back. This is a lot to think about.





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