This frame has elevated chain stays, a fad from the early nineties which eliminated chain-slap, and also allowed for a shorter wheelbase. Luckily for me, Haro Extreme Comp frame came up for sale, in great condition and at a fair price, and I couldn’t resist buying what was, at that time, my 4th MTB frame. ![]() I wanted something in steel, something from the early nineties, and something a bit different. ![]() I wanted to avoid a repeat of my first summer in Portugal, when a trashed wheel and a slow bike mechanic made me miss nearly a month of the best MTB riding weather. ![]() A couple of years ago I decided I needed a second mountain bike, you know, to have in the shed just in case my main bike is put out of action.
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