At Haro Designs we enjoy taking chances... Taking matters into our own hands. It's always been our style. Our statement. From our original Haro BMX number plates and visors to our innovative protective gear and casual wear. From designing the firstBMX freestyle bike ever to last year's decisive debut over the industry's hottest new line of BMX race bikes, the Group 1. Haro Designs thrives on the leading edge of BMX. In 1986 we dominated. Everything. Both freestyle and racing... Loncarevich... First pro: ABA, NBL, USBA... McCoy... First pro flatland, ramp, overall AFA national champion... First pro in freestyle, now first in racing... That's versatility. That's Haro. We believe the reason is a simple one. At Haro Designs we're riders. At other companies, they're businessmen. We ride bikes. They ride desks. We push our luck. They push their pencils. We innovate. They imitate. And just when they've figured out how to duplicate our last years product we come out with something new. Something better. Designed by BMX riders for BMX riders. Riders like you. Designed to give you the total confidence when you decide to take matters in your own handes. Har Designs... Evolution... Through revolution.
Freestyle Bikes. In the beginning, there was one bike that stood alone. Call it a gamble. Call it ahead of it's time. We called it the Haro Freestyler. The first BMX freestyle bike ever. The bike that launched a sport... and a thousand imitations. But times have changed. And so has the sport. So today we offer eight Haro Freestylers. One to suit your specific needs. From flatland to ramp. From super specialised to amazingly versatile., Haro continues to write the book on freestyle BMX. In fact, over the past two years Haro Freestylers have convincingly captured five out of six possible AFA national pro freestyle titles. Our competition call it embarrasssing. We still call it the Haro Freestyler line: The Master, The Sport, The FST and FSX... Domination through versatility.
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