I’m with what others have said—your friend is better off saving up for a Clem
and keeping an eye out for a used one. They seems to have a criminally low
resale value, it’s exactly what she’s looking for, and will be easier than
piecing together something from an old mtb.
And I say this as some
There is a 52 Clem H on eBay.
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Btw, that's the answer to the original question. Clem was created as an answer
for folks (like me) who keep buying old rigid mountain bikes off Craigslist,
then spending too much money to get them rolling. You can reverse engineer this
process by buying a new Clem frame and slapping Craigslist p
There's also 45cm Clem H frames at RBW for $900. If she'll fit it, it won't be
hard to piece together a complete bike from an old Craiglist 26" wheel mtb.
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I found my second Clem (for my better half) for about half the Riv price
and it was barely used. Search every single day and search everywhere. You
can automate searches using IFTTT or other internet tools or you can just
check Craigslist/ebay/etc. every day, which is what I did.
I know you asked a
My friend is in search of a new bike. Everything she describes screams
CLEM to me. Touring capable. Big tire clearance. Upright. Potentially
Stepthrough. Thing is, it's hard to find a complete Clem for less than
$1,300. If you were trying to come close, with say, half that amount, what
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