Haro BMX Bikes

Do you know why many professionals prefer Haro mountain bikes than any other? Generally, Haro mountain bikes come with 26 inches or 559 mm wheels which have broad and knobbier tires for more grip and absorption of shock.

Some of the varieties and colors of this bike include; BMX FIC found in blue and yellow, BMX F1 in black and orange, BMX Back trail Haro X1 available in blue, black and orange, BMX F2 in green, double plat, black or red and also BMX Partial 16 available in color black.When it comes to Haro mountain bikes, their simplicity in design is the secret to performance.

BMX Extreme Bicycle Design

Needless to say that at the very beginning of the BMX racing / riding era there were no bikes constructed quite like the BMX Bike . Some of the very first BMX bicycle builders such as R&R racing products, Webco, RedLine and Mongoose focused on creating bicycles that would be specifically crafted for the sport. Additionally, it had Motomag wheels and longer crank arms than the conventional bikes.

Initially, BMX bike construction was aimed at making a bike witch would be as resistant as possible. However, weight became a serious issue when racing gained popularity. Out of all BMX constructors, R&R Racing created the first 3 pound frame witch not only was lighter but it also was very resistant. Later on, when Freestyle BMX became more popular, BMX bikes went through various additions/changes.

Additionally, something very important that needed to be considered is that this new era of BMX bikes had to be a lot more resistant than racing bikes. Finally, most BMX bikes where equipped with a feature known as 'Gyro'. Among others, GT, Haro, MBK, Hoffman bikes, Diamondback and Hutch have established a pretty good reputation in the BMX world.