Never heard of or saw an Eragim "Harmonic" If that's what it is, then I learned a new trick today , again! I like it. I still go by what I wrote with the info I had, and hope to see it sometime too, if it is indeed an Eragim, or what ever it is. Any tubing decals? Ted Ernst Palos Verdes Estates, CA
> In a message dated 11/2/2005 8:06:05 PM Eastern Standard Time,
> hayesbikes@gmail.com writes:
>
> << oming with the stem, or more accurately I suspect, the stem came on a
> track
> frame which has the facility (or hazard perhaps) of removable seatstays.
> They are attached by the seattube tightening bolt and at the fork ends.
> Were
> these bikes ridden without the seatstays? Was there a supposed advantage
> in
> having the seatstays removed? >>
>
>
> Tom:
> Lucky fellow! You obviously have come upon a Eragim "Harmonic".. Very rare
> &
> unique bike in which you could buy various replaceable seat stays, each
> "tuned" differently for different riders weights and styles. I can
> remember the
> first advert I saw for those bikes: "Make sweet music on your new
> Harmonic" I
> thought we might see one of those at the Cirque last year when the event
> was in
> April but likely not now that it will be in June...
>
> Dale
>
> Dale Brown
> Greensboro, NC USA