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I have been asked a couple times about the difference between a Worksman m2600 frame (aka: straight bar INB) and the Emory Giant (Mojave / Sand Cruiser) frame: Side by side comparison, Emory behind Worksman: Emory on right: Frames have similar geometry, though Emory's seat tube is 2"...

Found an Emory "no-bar" FS in Florida: http://tampa.craigslist.org/pnl/bid/5167829876.html

Picked up this pair of cool Worksman LGBs a short time ago:

I am trying to solve that same issue.

Decals have arrived and the 1st top tube one is on: Thanks Robertk for the contact on the decals.

Earth Cruiser coming along:

That's cool, Worksman does offer a springer fork now. Not sure who actually makes it. Is that the ABS chain guard or is it metal? Build it!

Where has this tool been all my life? Bought a bunch of stuff at an auction Saturday at a bike shop that closed. This tool sure beats a sledge hammer and 2x4 block!

I think early 70s to mid 80s is the best we can do. For all we know however, these unique frames could be older than we think.

I have to speculate that the integrated seat post was not as sturdy. I personally put worksman frames in 2 categories, a double bend down tube or a single bend. The double bend being "old", the single bend being "new". That's just me. I prefer older ones because that's what I rode as a kid...

Mid-'90s frame fresh from PCer:

That is the exact same frame as my yellow one. Integrated seat post clamp, horizontal dropouts, and flat chainstay bridge (where fender mounts at the bottom). The headbadge decal on my frame was a primitive version of the nicer one I know was being used in the early '80s, as I bought a couple...

Hey I cheated a bit and bought new decals, 4 for $6 shipped off ebay. Would probably have traded you if I hadn't just sunk all that $$ into decals.;)

Rear: Front: