Haro BMX - The Sport and Master Project -
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 เม.ย. 2020
- 1984 became a pivotal year of evolution for the emerging BMX Freestyle scene as a series of factors combined to energize its phenomenal growth. On the leading edge of the new movement, a committed young entrepreneur and Freestyle pioneer named Bob Haro was already out-of-the-gate, having founded the first rider-owned Freestyle brand, Haro Designs, four years earlier. Bob Haro's vision for BMX Freestyle became the catalyst for the introduction of a series of innovative Haro products and accessories that essentially created the market for dedicated Freestyle products.
Without question, the catalyst for the rise in Freestyle participation in the early 1980s was the launch of the first dedicated frame and fork combination, the Haro Freestyler. Designed by Bob with several intelligent features, and manufactured by Torker BMX in Fullerton, California, the concept quickly legitimized Freestyle and alerted the established BMX racing industry to the new opportunity. Despite the arrival of competitive brands including GT, Hutch, and Redline, Haro Designs maintained a market-leading position throughout the 1980s, delivering some of the most stylish and innovative products in the 40-year history of the sport.
Haro - First Generation
Through new interviews, archive imagery, and era-footage, "Haro-First Generation" takes a deeper dive into the rise of BMX Freestyle during the early 1980s. Bob Haro and Mike Dominguez recall the legendary King of the Skate Parks contest series, and the transition from trick shows, and bike shop demo's, to the spectacular, "Big Air" skate park era.
At the center of the story, we celebrate a prolific era of product development at Haro Designs. In the Spring of 1984, the company launched two game-changing, Freestyle models - the first dedicated vert bike and Freestyle signature model - the Mike Dominguez Haro Sport, and the Haro Master - the next generation Freestyle bike that set standards for all to follow.
In celebration of this pivotal moment, we produce 300, limited edition, replica frame, and fork packages in Santa Ana, California. Using locally sourced raw materials and era-correct manufacturing techniques, the First Generation "Bob Haro" Master, and Prototype, single-top-tube "Mike Dominguez" signature Haro Sport, are packaged with replica jerseys, custom pad sets, and presented in custom, foam-lined display boxes. Each package is sequentially numbered and signed by Mike (Sport) and Bob (Master)
Don't miss out on owning one of these legendary era-authentic reissues from the first brand in Freestyle; Haro Designs.
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Wasn’t missing my opportunity to own one of these bad boys. 50/100 👌
I miss my 1986 HARO Sport
I Love it ! Great video too... Haro does reissues right !
I had a 96 Haro Zippo frame and fork that used to be my dad's. It is chrome and very shiny , so we decided to get it up and running again and put Skywheel Magneisium wheels with blue street tires with a new set of Chrome Freestyler hanle bars. And now it is hanging in my garage next to the American Flag and is in awesome shape because I hardly ever ride it, it's just too beautiful to even touch. There is a video of it on my channel, check it out.
Love this!
Amazing!
Hello. Never to disrespect Haro in anyway. But back when I was riding freestyle I had a hunch trick star. At that time I believe I paid around $650 for it. Now it is worth a staggering $3700 approximately. These are only the frames that I have found on eBay.I wish I had it now! 😭, But I have also written Haro bikes many times as well and have no complaints whatsoever.
Born to RIDE..
Dooopeeee
Ermoso
I hate the fact that all these reissue frames sold out pretty quickly! damn it
I reserved mine 🙏🏻
What song is that in background sounds fire
If I was in my new job I would grab one. But with this virus..... 😔
Hello
Here we go again. Yet another haro reissue. People will buy them then try to sell them on eBay for twice the price. Sick and tired of it now.
You don't want reissue frames?
Well, that's capitalism for ya.. Are you really surprised? All Haro can do is keep making them, instead of making them so limited.. That way everyone gets a chance to get one and it'll keep prices down. 🤷🏻