Sunday, 22 May 2011

Haro 124




















Used to be that once apon a time, you only had good stuff from Haro. My Backtrail X24 is proof of that...4130 chromoly frame and relatively good componentry, even though I managed to turn the stock wheels to dust. I soon replaced them with Atomlabs and they have been the wheel of choice ever since and are still running strong. But I digress

Check out this new bike from Haro. Looks like they are going the hi-tensile steel route, and still want to charge US$370 (RRP) for this. These are the specs:

Now who in their right minds will pay that amount of money for hi-tensile frame when there are other manufacturers selling chromoly versions for about the same price? Check out Haro's page here


Frame Hi-Ten 24 inch frame with MID BB - 21.7" TT.
Fork 1 1/8" Threadless w/crmo steer tube
Grips Haro Stitch Grips
Handle Bar Hi-Ten- 5.25" rise
Cranks 3 pc. tubular Crmo 175mm w/sealed MID BB
Gearing 39/16 freewheel.
Tires Kenda K-Rad 24x1.95 Front and Rear
Hubset 36H Alloy shell 3/8" Frt / 14mm Rear
Rims 36H Alloy single wall
Seat/Seatpost Haro Slim seat w/Steel Post
Pedals Haro "Recycled" plastic pedal
Rotor Straight Cable
Pegs 1 pair   

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