Claysgarage
Finally riding a big boys bike
I believe this to be late 70" early 80's bike? Can anyone help? Cool neck and stand.
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Any interest or information on Haro
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IndianaDigger
On Training Wheels
Haro doesn't really come out until 84 with a bike of that style. The crank and pedals say 1986. Looks like someone had fun redoing that thing
bobcycles
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
Haro!
I used to see the man! HARO himself at my local greasy spoon killer mexican restaurant ROSAS all the time here in Hermosa Beach in the early 80s.
Always had an entourage there...usually BMX'd out in racing get ups! logos a blaze! LOL! Good times! Wonder if he like the Super Deluxe burritos or the combo plates?
I used to see the man! HARO himself at my local greasy spoon killer mexican restaurant ROSAS all the time here in Hermosa Beach in the early 80s.
Always had an entourage there...usually BMX'd out in racing get ups! logos a blaze! LOL! Good times! Wonder if he like the Super Deluxe burritos or the combo plates?
fat tire trader
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
It was probably the plates with extra frijoles.
At first glance I thought it was an 80's Sport or FST but the bars at the rear wheels (drop-out's) don't flare out the way that the 85-88 Sport/FST/Master typically did. You could probably find a year by researching those differences. 90's perhaps?
Why a banana seat?? poor thing! They definitely left that bike for dead.
-Rich.
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olklunker65
Look Ma, No Hands!
Bob Haro was a cartoonist and not really a racer. Before you get snarky I have a few Haro bikes and early Haro bikes were chaotic to say the least
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