Haro Bicycles

Haro Heartland Sport Comfort Bike - The Haro Heartland Sport Comfort Bike '11 has an all-new lightweight 6061 aluminum comfort frame with exclusive UpRight back-saving riding position that's easy on your body. A relaxed seat angle combined with a taller head tube makes this one comfortable bike! We specially engineered the Heartland to be easy on your back by putting you in a more upright riding position. The 50mm of travel from the Suntour Fork is just enough to smooth out the bumps.

Haro Flightline Two Hardtail Mountain Bike - The 2011 Haro Flightline Two Hardtail Mountain Bike offers an All-new 6061 aluminum Flightline frame with lightweight oversized tubing with an SR Suntour M3000 70mm travel fork with alloy lower legs to help take the edge off things. It comes equipped with Shimano Acera rear derailleur powered by Shimano EZ Fire 8-speed shifters, Tektro direct-pull brakes with linear spring and Pivit 8-speed cassette rear hub to finish it off!By using oversized aircraft-grade tubing, it allows us to construct frames with thinner walls that are light, stiff, and durable.

Haro 124 Freestyle Bike - The Haro 124 Freestyle Bike is a 24" wheeled freestyle bike that has aggressive geometry so it will feel right at home on dirt jumps, street, or at the local park. The 24" wheel provides more stability for a rider that is just getting into freestyle or getting back into it after a long time off a bike. This bike is typically ridden by the parent of a young shredder that is trying to keep up; the extra stability will help keep them off the ground and on two wheels.

Haro Pro 24 BMX Bike - The 2011Haro Pro 24 would like to remind you that while growing older is inevitable, growing up is always optional. For those who love to have fun this lightweight aluminum cruiser provides precision handling and explosive acceleration. Haro decked out the Pro 24 out with a 3-piece aluminum crankset to power the sturdy Alienation rims and Intense tires that hold on when you need it. Factor in the Sinz Sticky grips and sleek Haro plastic Pivotal saddle and this bike will have you smiling for many victories to come.6061 T-6 alloy frame with a 21.75" top tube and 3-D dropouts with chain tensioners100% chromoly...

Haro 100.3 Freestyle Bike - The 2012 Haro 100.3 Freestyle Bike is a simple, clean, well-designed bike? The 2012 Haro 100.3 Freestyle Bike is available with a 20.3” top tube length, in a .3 set up, The Haro 100 Series is designed to do it all – trips back and forth to school, or a few sessions at the local trails or park. The Haro 100.3 Freestyle Bike series has you covered. It’s the most versatile series Haro builds for well under $300.

Haro Z18 Freestyle Bike - The Haro Youth Z18 Freestyle Bike '12 is quite possibly the perfect bike for your 7-8 year old who is still learning bike handling skills and safety techniques. The added hand brake and a coaster brake give them two stopping choices, the pad-set provides additional protection. The low-profile frame design provides plenty of stand-over height for safety. Heavy duty training wheels and full pad setPadded Jr. seat and Jr. plastic pedalsHi-tensile steel Z series lo-profile frameSure stop coaster brake and linear pull v-brake with adjustable lever28-spoke 18” alloy rims.

Haro 100.1 Freestyle Bike - The Haro 100.1 BMX Freestyle Bike is a great-handling ride for the first-time park/street rider. The 100 comes in the perfect in-between size with a 20.3-inch top tube, making it the right tool for getting into BMX riding. It's tough steel frameset is dialed in to make sticking jumps effortless. Plus, it's decked out with all the essentials, such as a strong rear U-brake for control and 36-spoke wheels that easily handle tough landings.

Haro Flightline 24 Mountain Bike - The 2012 Haro Youth Flightline 24 Mountain Bike is what your young rider wants to ride around the block, to school, or with the big kids! Its low-slung, easy-riding frame inspires confidence and the 40mm-travel suspension fork offers excellent handling and control on rough roads and trails. And, they'll love the reliable Shimano 18-speed drivetrain with intuitive twist shifting, and the linear-pull brakes which deliver solid stopping power. Low profile 6061 aluminum 12” frame sizeHaro 410E 40mm travel suspension forkShimano TZ-50 rear derailleur powered by Shimano Revo 6-speed twist shiftersLightweight 24" aluminum wheelset with Kenda 831A 2.1 tiresPromax forged alloy direct-pull brakes with linear...

Haro Pro Race XL BMX Bike - The 2011Haro Pro XL is a pro-size ride with a very-light, stiff aluminum frame and chromoly fork that really helps you rail the berms. Haro's race bikes are designed by AA Pro rider Derek Betcher, so the geometry encourages speed and confidence gunning for the hole shots, diving into the corners, launching over the tables or pulling manuals thru the whoops. Putting down power out of the gate are SINZ 3-piece cranks with 39/14 gearing and a stout bar/stem combo with SINZ sticky grips.

Haro Pro Race BMX Bike - The 2011 Haro Pro Race is a professional grade ride with a super light, very stiff aluminum frame, add a chromoly fork that really helps rail the turns. Haro's Pro BMX race bikes are designed by AA Pro rider Derek Betcher, with the geometry that inspires both speed and confidence heading for the hole shot, leaning into the corners, launching over the tables or pulling manuals through the whoop sections.

Haro Z20 Freestyle Bike - The 2012 Haro Youth Z20 Freestyle Bike is Haro's biggest coaster-brake bike we make. You’ll find a full sized set of 20” wheels mated to the same low-profile frame design the rest of the Z series shares. It won’t be much longer before they’re ready for a bike with just hand brakes…Heavy duty training wheels and full pad setPadded Jr. seat and Jr. plastic pedalsHi-tensile steel Z series lo-profile frameAlso available in a step thru model for girls36-spoke 20" alloy rimsSure stop coaster brake and linear pull v-brake with adjustable lever.

Haro Flightline 29er Expert Hardtail Mountain Bike - With the Haro Flightline 29er Expert Hardtail Mountain Bike '11, It's safe to say that the 29er movement is more than just a passing fad and has found a permanent home in the mountain bike world. Should it come as any big surprise? We think not. After all, 29-inch wheels roll over rocks, roots and other trail obstacles with ease. The bigger wheel size also has more contact with the ground, so you'll have better traction in corners and on climbs.

Haro Team Issue BMX Bike - The 2011Haro Team Issue's precision handling and explosive acceleration gives you the tools to take the hole shot. It's a pro-caliber ride with a super-light, stiff aluminum frame and SINZ Stealth fork that really rails berms, steers like a scalpel and is stiff enough to handle the toughest sprints. Haro's tested components, such as the 2-piece cranks and stout bar/stem combo with SINZ sticky grips let you apply serious power.

Haro Zimzala Buster Beach Cruiser - Whether you cruise your local boardwalk at the beach, ride to school, pedal the bike path, or zip around your neighborhood, nothing makes you feel more like a kid again than riding a beach cruiser. The Zimzala cruisers are fun, fresh, comfy, and packed with personality. With bold paint, custom-made seat and grips, and colorful anodized parts, they are as unique as you are. Come on, put on some shorts and flip flops.

Haro 400.3 BMX Bike - The 2011 Haro 400.3 BMX Bike has been on the BMX scene for 30 years and the 400.3 shows off a geometry and a spec list that that shows they've learned a thing or two. Dialed in by Haro's long list of pro riders, this rig is ready to roll with a burly chromoly main frame and a tapered-leg fork. The 3-piece cranks spin in a sealed Mid bottom bracket and an integrated headset offer up serious freestyle strength and durability.

Haro Flightline 29 Sport Hardtail Mountain Bike - The 2012 Haro Flightline 29 Sport Hardtail Mountain Bike is a joy to roll straight from your driveway to your favorite trail and back again. This Flightline boasts a tough 6061-aluminum frame with a 80mm suspension fork to smooth out the rough stuff and steamrolling 29-inch wheels wrapped in Kenda knobbies to hook up in a variety of conditions. It also sports fine components like a smooth-shifting 24-speed drivetrain from Shimano and powerful Tektro hydraulic-disc brakes.

Haro Mary XC Expert 29er Hardtail Mountain Bike - With the Haro Mary XC Expert 29er, It's safe to say that the 29er movement is more than just a passing fad and has found a permanent home in the mountain bike world. Should it come as any big surprise? We think not. After all, 29-inch wheels roll over rocks, roots and other trail obstacles with ease. The bigger wheel size also has more contact with the ground, so you'll have better traction in corners and on climbs.

Haro 200.2 Freestyle Bike - The Haro 200.2 Freestyle Bike '12 features three piece chromoly cranks, a 25/9 drivetrain and full 8” rise bars, giving you a bike that looks like a pro-level ride without a pro level price tag. Every model is 100% park, street and trails worthy, in any platform you choose. Full Hi-ten frame in two top tube sizes - 20.5" ONLYPlastic one piece seat w/ built in postKenda Kontact tires 20x2.25 F/20x1.95 R8" rise bar w/ Alloy front load stem3 pc tubular Crmo 175mm cranks w/ USA loose ball BB25/9 GearingAlloy 990 U-brake.

Haro 400.2 BMX Bike - The 2011 Haro 400.2 BMX Bike has been on the BMX scene for 30 years and the 400.2 shows off a geometry and a spec list that that shows they've learned a thing or two. Dialed in by Haro's long list of pro riders, this rig is ready to roll with a burly chromoly main frame (21" TT) and a tapered-leg fork. The 3-piece cranks spin in a sealed Mid bottom bracket and an integrated headset offer up serious freestyle strength and durability.

Haro 500.1 BMX Bike - The 2011 Haro 500.1 BMX Bike is the bike you want when your day starts off at the trails, rolls through your favorite street spots and ends with a long park session. Built with a 100% chromoly frame, tapered-leg fork, bars and 3-piece tubular cranks, this ripper is light, tough and pretty much a replica of the bike that super-pros Nyquist, Enerson, Nastazio and Mackay shred on. Alienation wheels keep rolling thanks to the 25/9 gearing with a 1-piece driver and plastic pedals.

Haro Junior Race BMX Bike - Little racers: can blast out of the gate and rail the berms on Haro's 2011 Race Junior. It features a light, junior-sized, aluminum frame and chromoly fork so you can really tear it up at the local BMX track. Tough, race-worthy components abound, such as Haro handlebars with SINZ Sticky grips, stiff 3-piece cranks and junior-friendly 35/13 gearing.6061 T-6 alloy frame with 18.25" top tube5" rise alloy two-piece race bar1-1/8 Intense Micro Knobby tiresSinz Uni-body seat with alloy postSinz 155mm three-piece alloy crankset with sealed bearings.

Haro Z12 Freestyle Bike - The Haro Children's Z12 BMX Bike will get your child on their way to biking adventure with the tough little Z 12 from Haro! This little ride features a tough frameset and great components that will last for years. It's a top-quality bike that will ensure both you and your child enjoy biking wherever it takes you. Heavy-duty training wheels and full pad setPadded Jr. seat and Jr. plastic pedalsHi-tensile steel Z-series lo-profile frameRear coaster brake16-spoke 12" alloy rims.

Haro Top AM BMX Bike - The 2011 Haro Top AM is a full size pro-worthy BMX race bike at an entry level price. Built on a lightweight, flickable aluminum frame with Haro's expert geometry, the Top AM offers, quick handling and hole-shot-hitting acceleration. Haro equipped the Top AM with tough 3-piece chromoly cranks, light 36 hole aluminum single wall rims and Kenda Kontact tires to help you stick to any course. The Haro Top AM is a perfect beginner bike for a 15 year old kid that is curious about or looking to get started racing or just looking for a bike for getting around.6061 T-6 alloy frame with...

Haro Z16 Freestyle Bike - The 2012 Haro Youth Z16 is designed for kids 6-7 years old, Haro's Z16 comes with both a hand brake and a coaster brake so that the rider can get the feel for one method of braking as they’re relying on the other. It’s designed around a lo-profile frame and comes with training wheels and a pad set. And, like the rest of the Haro line, it’s durable enough to pass down to little brother when he’s ready for a bigger bike.