Haro have been building BMX bikes for 
30 years, back then they were fueled by the New Wave
and Punk band uprising. Loud colors, making statements
and hard/brash styles were all the rage.
Haro BMX is the original BMX brand. Who else can claim the history of inventing the sport.....or better yet, the first real Freestyle bike? That would be the man himself, Bob Haro.
Bob had a vision and a passion back in the 80’s that still runs through the blood of Haro today. From the designs they create to the bikes that the Haro teams ride, the vibe that was created all that time ago continues today through every Haro experience. Albeit, the generators of that style and vibe now come through the forms of Ryan Nyquist, Colin Mackay, Dennis Enarson, Ben Wallace and of course the two street cats, Hucke and Ish.
The bikes have become lighter, the gearing smaller, the seats lower, and the tyres bigger. Aall the while keeping the flow and steady feeling of the ride the same.
You may not win the actual Dew Tour championship like Nyquist did last year, but you can be guaranteed that you will experience that same feeling when you land your first trick…which by the way is the same feeling that Bob Haro experienced over 30 years ago when he created one of the first BMX tricks…the Rock Walk.
Mountain Bike Action magazine has called the Haro Sonix featuring patented Virtual Link
Suspension the “one bike”. Mountain Bike magazine said it “goes down as smoothly as
your favorite beer”. And if that wasn’t enough, the Sonix is a past alumni recipient of
Mountain Biking Magazine’s Cross Country Bike of the Year award. Pretty bold nods from folks who make a living testing all the latest and greatest bikes.
There are a lot of different full-suspension bike choices on the market, each one full of its own hype about the way it performs. The difference between a Haro dual suspension and them is the Virtual Link hype is real. Once you ride one, you’ll see that the Sonix and Xeon will devour whatever your local trails choose to dish out.
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