No Money, No Problem. Haro Steel Reserve 1.1 14

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$470 for a solid-riding, murdered out complete mountain bike? You got it. Check out the Haro Steel Reserve 1.1 and get rid of any excuses.


- 4130 double-butted cromoly frame with BMX inspired horizontal drop-outs

- Chromoly rigid dirt jump specific fork

- BMX-style 8-spline 4130 cromoly tubular cranks with 12T rear cog

- Tektro IO mechanical disc brakes

- Kenda K-Rad 2.3 tires

www.harobikes.com

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FatNuts
14 years ago
I didn't notice a bike. Where was the bike? All I saw was sexy jumps!

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A-REV
14 years ago
sweet that its cheap and all. but its not a mountain bike, single speed, one break, and a rigid fork. might as well spend less money and buy a bmx bike.
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foxrider18
14 years ago
Im with Simcik, this is the perfect way to help get the sport out there. Mountain bikes are known to be so much money so for this price I wouldn't mind as much taking it to the skatepark and maybe getting a few scratches on it. Can't go wrong for that.
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Simcik
14 years ago
That looks like a sweet ride! A complete ready to ride bike for less than a lot of frames. Way to go Haro, this is definitely a great thing to see coming in the industry
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mxnate
14 years ago
Another wicked cocept bike from Haro. I think I'll buy one, learn street and park and dominate the global contest circuit! They have a +35 class dont they????
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MTB R&D
14 years ago
I like their Thread 1.1 better....I know steel is real, blah, blah, blah...but I like it better. The price point is incredible though.