Show us your..... Haro's!!
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Paulus Henricus
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Hi guys, new here. Many sweet Haro's in here, so many E frames though.
Here is my 1994 Haro Escape Comp. Had it since 1994. True Temper frame, nearly original except for fork internals (swapped to springs as elastomers turned to jelly) v brakes, shifters and handlebars.
The old bullhorn handlebars got sold a long time ago and ended up being on a custom bike that was built for an episode of 'Who Dares Wins' in Australia!
Sorry for pic size.
Hi guys, new here. Many sweet Haro's in here, so many E frames though.
Here is my 1994 Haro Escape Comp. Had it since 1994. True Temper frame, nearly original except for fork internals (swapped to springs as elastomers turned to jelly) v brakes, shifters and handlebars.
The old bullhorn handlebars got sold a long time ago and ended up being on a custom bike that was built for an episode of 'Who Dares Wins' in Australia!
Sorry for pic size.
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Stumbled across this dusty 1992 Haro Extreme Titanium recently, sitting collecting dust at a small local shop. Original decals, but faded and some loosening. I just had to have it, knowing it was something special and reminded me of my youth when I could not afford one.
Had forgotten that they even made them in Titanium. Does anybody have any info on these? Nothing on Google. I know they had a limited production (serial no. "DX" vertical) but not sure of total, also been able to determine that the Ti-frames were made in 1992 and likely by Litespeed. Thats about all I have been able to find of info.
Believe this one will pass on to my neighbour soon, as he really wants one. Otherwise it will be a long, slow and proper build on my end.
Thomas.
Stumbled across this dusty 1992 Haro Extreme Titanium recently, sitting collecting dust at a small local shop. Original decals, but faded and some loosening. I just had to have it, knowing it was something special and reminded me of my youth when I could not afford one.
Had forgotten that they even made them in Titanium. Does anybody have any info on these? Nothing on Google. I know they had a limited production (serial no. "DX" vertical) but not sure of total, also been able to determine that the Ti-frames were made in 1992 and likely by Litespeed. Thats about all I have been able to find of info.
Believe this one will pass on to my neighbour soon, as he really wants one. Otherwise it will be a long, slow and proper build on my end.
Thomas.
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mrkawasaki
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My Ti will be for sale soon...
incorrigible
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Wow!
Been looking for one of these ever since I saw Mr. K's fine example.
Looks to be about a 19" frame, but I wonder if there are smaller versions out there somewhere for a short stack like me (just under 5'9").
Wow!
Been looking for one of these ever since I saw Mr. K's fine example.Looks to be about a 19" frame, but I wonder if there are smaller versions out there somewhere for a short stack like me (just under 5'9").
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Its 19.5 inches indicated on frame and cleaned up really nicely. Believe that to be a medium for a Haro? My neighbour has been looking for one for at least 5 years with no luck, so its reserved for him if he wants it.
Great if anyone has any info on these?
Thomas.
incorrigible":39kld7v4 said:Wow!
Looks to be about a 19" frame, but I wonder if there are smaller versions out there somewhere for a short stack like me (just under 5'9").
Its 19.5 inches indicated on frame and cleaned up really nicely. Believe that to be a medium for a Haro? My neighbour has been looking for one for at least 5 years with no luck, so its reserved for him if he wants it.
Great if anyone has any info on these?
Thomas.
