BMX

BMX/Freestyle is deeply rooted in the DNA of our brand and that will never change. Introducing the worlds very first freestyle specific frame and fork to an emerging sport is something that we are very proud of, nearly as much as being the leading brand in freestyle 35 years later. Today BMX is not only a sport, it’s a lifestyle. It’s a choice you make to be a part of, a way you choose to express yourself, and it’s the way you find your freedom. Haro builds a broad range of BMX freestyle bikes that help you do just that, from Pro builds all the way down to slightly more affordable yet fully capable machines. We have always had the best professional riders on our bikes which makes for a great research and development team (minus the white lab coats-see Team). The result? See for yourself!

20.5", 20.75", 21", 21.25", 21.5" TT 13.25" - 13.625" CS (20.25", 20.75", 21") 13.75" - 14.125" CS (21.25", 21.5") 11.75" BBH 71º ST angle 74º HT angle 8.5" SOH (middle of BB to middle of TT) sprocket Clearance: 25T - 30T (all of these clear the brakes) 4mm heat-treated dropouts with 14mm slots TT and DT gussets integrated seat post clamp accepts removable brake mounts / cable guide / cable stop / gyro tabs (available for $15.00 extra) head tube is drilled/threaded for gyro tabs 2.40” tire clearance Mid BB shell integrated HT tapered SS and CS holes for removable brake mounts are on CS colors: gloss black green (RAL 6005)

The 2022 Launch continues the legacy of a truly remarkable bike. This bike is still one of the best value-priced models in the market, hands down, year after year. The Launch pairs its great color selection with even better components. The Launch is equipped with both a sealed integrated headset and sealed Mid bottom bracket, which drastically improves performance and virtually eliminates maintenance of these components. Combined with a parts package that includes Kink Stryker forks, Kink T875 8.75-inch bars, and Mission Triumph 3pc tubular chromoly cranks, this bike is a rookie's dream.

At Haro we know that the difference between winning and losing is not always what happens on the track. The difference between winning and losing is what happens before the race. It is the countless hours of training, hard work and dedication. Winning doesn’t happen by accident. It is a result of pushing yourself to the limits when the doubters think you can’t. This is the same approach Haro uses to build a BMX Race Bike. Countless hours are expended in creating a geometry that maximizes effort and construction methods that use state of the art materials that trim weight and increase performance. From aluminum to carbon fiber, these same methods have helped Pro’s and Amateurs alike realize their dreams. We were born to race and so were you.

At Haro we know that the difference between winning and losing is not always what happens on the track. The difference between winning and losing is what happens before the race. It is the countless hours of training, hard work and dedication. Winning doesn’t happen by accident. It is a result of pushing yourself to the limits when the doubters think you can’t. This is the same approach Haro uses to build a BMX Race Bike. Countless hours are expended in creating a geometry that maximizes effort and construction methods that use state of the art materials that trim weight and increase performance. From aluminum to carbon fiber, these same methods have helped Pro’s and Amateurs alike realize their dreams. We were born to race and so were you.

At Haro we know that the difference between winning and losing is not always what happens on the track. The difference between winning and losing is what happens before the race. It is the countless hours of training, hard work and dedication. Winning doesn’t happen by accident. It is a result of pushing yourself to the limits when the doubters think you can’t. This is the same approach Haro uses to build a BMX Race Bike. Countless hours are expended in creating a geometry that maximizes effort and construction methods that use state of the art materials that trim weight and increase performance. From aluminum to carbon fiber, these same methods have helped Pro’s and Amateurs alike realize their dreams. We were born to race and so were you.

At Haro we know that the difference between winning and losing is not always what happens on the track. The difference between winning and losing is what happens before the race. It is the countless hours of training, hard work and dedication. Winning doesn’t happen by accident. It is a result of pushing yourself to the limits when the doubters think you can’t. This is the same approach Haro uses to build a BMX Race Bike. Countless hours are expended in creating a geometry that maximizes effort and construction methods that use state of the art materials that trim weight and increase performance. From aluminum to carbon fiber, these same methods have helped Pro’s and Amateurs alike realize their dreams. We were born to race and so were you.

Learning some techy tricks starts with throwing a leg over Haro's 100.3. The 100 series features a strong high-tensile steel frame and fork and 8.25-inch rise handlebar. It is offered in a 20.3-inch frame for a comfortable fit. The stout chromoly 3-piece crank power well-balanced gearing and the smooth wheels are wrapped with quality Kenda tires. Plus, the tech-oriented .3 platform comes with all the goodies you could want - a front 990 brake, for instance, and 4 pegs for ambidextrous antics.