Bicycles

Frame Technology

• Comfortable geometry and a sturdy steel frame make the Boulder an all-around user-friendly bike that’s ready for anything. Streets, bike paths or dirt-Boulder does it all.

Features

• Spinner Grind 1, 80mm suspension fork
• Shimano trigger shifting, Shimano Altus rear derailleur
• Alloy direct-pull brakes
• Alloy rim/alloy disc hub wheelset

Frame Technology

• An all-new lightweight frame, fast-rolling wheels and upright positioning are the hallmarks of Cypress. A suspension seatpost and cushy saddle soak up the bumps, making it perfect for any bike-path adventure.

Features

• Steel frame for long-term durability
• Suspension seatpost for added comfort
• Upright positioning for “heads-up” riding

The Haro X1 is a light weight bike designed for freestyling and tricks.

• It has a X1 hi-ten frame with a wishbone chain stay.
• The fork is a 1 1/8" threadless and the grips are Haro stitch grips.
• The Haro X1 is lightweight with a 36/13 free wheel and a 36h 3/8" hubset with a 14mm rear axle.
• The rims are made out of Weinmann 36H alloy and the saddle is slim with a steel post.
• The Haro X1 is great for riders who are just learning how to do new tricks and need a lightweight bike to learn them on.

Haro X3 description

• X series frame has a 20.8" tube, crmo down tube, mid BB and internal head tube- The crmo down tube combined with gussets on the top/down tubes, plus a wishbone chain stay increases from strength while small dropouts help keep the weight down
• 1-1/8" fork with crmo steerer tube- Has a substantially greater strength-to-weight ration than a high-tensile steerer tube
• Haro recycled plastic pedals- Plastic pedal body is very light weight and the crmo spindle increases strength
• Cable detangler and one set of pegs- For multiple bar spins, tail whips and grinding