Keith, I FEEL EXACTLY AS YOU DO. This Clem is a different creature - you’re 
exactly right - and it takes getting used to. I’m still tinkering with mine and 
I’ve had it for a couple of months. Do you know what I did tonight? Committed 
the cardinal sin of saddle adjustment. I moved the saddle forward. In my 
defense, it just felt like it should be done. My stem can’t be shorter, and I 
just felt too stretched out. Not uncomfortably so. I didn’t even to it in 
increments - I pushed that sucker at least an inch forward. My knees are still 
way in front of my behind. I’ll ride tomorrow and see how that goes. I’ve often 
wondered if I should have gotten a size down as well; I hadn’t known Rivendell 
lengthened the new Clems when I got the 52.

I have the Betty Foy, the Clementine and this new Clem L. The Betty Foy, as you 
likely know, is the predecessor of the Cheviot. It feels lighter than the Clem 
and Clementine, and more maneuverable. I find the Clems to be more comfortable 
and plush. I do plan to get the new version of the Cheviot that is being 
released late spring (and sell the Betty and Clementine). If I get one before 
you do, I’ll report back so we’ll have a true comparison. 

I think we’ll get used to our Clems, I really do; and if not, we’ll start a 
support group or something. 😂



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