Freestyle

Haro's 100.1 is a great-handling machine for the first-time and/or smaller BMX rider. The 100 series features a strong high-tensile steel frame and fork, and 8.25-inch rise handlebar. It is offered in an 18.5-inch frame so little rippers can get onto 20-inch wheels. The stout chromoly 3-piece crank comes geared for plenty of speed going into the set. All that speed is transferred through smooth wheels that are wrapped with quality Kenda tires. Plus, the lightweight .1 platform is built for flow and style with a straight cable rear brake.

BMX or not, Chad is about that Bike Life! Riding around towns, throwing wheelies, listening to music and laughing with your friends, that is ALL CK! So it seemed to make sense to ask Chad to come up with a bike that he would be hyped to wheelie at ride-outs. The BMF is all of that, jewelry inspired graphics, paint that pops, and fitted with BMX level components so it could hold up in the air as well. The BMX is Chad Kerley, the BMF is Bike Life.

BMX/Freestyle is deeply rooted in the DNA of our brand and that will never change. Introducing the worlds very first freestyle specific frame and fork to an emerging sport is something that we are very proud of, nearly as much as being the leading brand in freestyle 35 years later. Today BMX is not only a sport, it’s a lifestyle. It’s a choice you make to be a part of, a way you choose to express yourself, and it’s the way you find your freedom. Haro builds a broad range of BMX freestyle bikes that help you do just that, from Pro builds all the way down to slightly more affordable yet fully capable machines. We have always had the best professional riders on our bikes which makes for a great research and development team (minus the white lab coats-see Team). The result? See for yourself!

In 1979 artist Damian Fulton began drawing what is now the most iconic cartoon in BMX; Radical Rick. Along with characters like MX Mug, Spike Speedwrench and the infamous Skuzzer Switchblade, Radical Rick grew into one of BMX's most historical figures through the pages of BMX Plus! magazine. Over the course of the last year, we collaborated with Fulton to bring his art to life through these Radical Rick-themed 24", 26" and 29" models. If you're thinking that this might be the perfect combination of design, history, and bike life, we'd most definitely agree.

At home in the neighborhood or the skatepark, the Air is the perfect first bike. The frame geometry is quick responsive allowing the bike to handle easier as the young rider builds up their strength. Spec'd with a 25T sprocket, a 9T cassette rear hub, and large volume tires, the Air lets the rider fit in with their friends without a high price tag.

Over thirty years in the making... the Dyno you've always wanted with all of the quality of today. The '87 Dyno Pro Compe is filled with all the little details you would expect and one big one, a tribute to BMX Hall of Fame Inductee, Lord Voelker. Inspired by the year Voelker turned pro for GT/Dyno. This is the Dyno The Lord always wanted.

- Double Wall, 16T Freewheel Rear Wheel - Inverted Alloy V-Brake - GT Power Series Cr-Mo 3pc. Cranks - GT 33T Steel Chainwheel - GT 2.5" Smoothie Tires/ Cheat Code Saddle

Travel back in time and enjoy the early days of freestyle aboard this machine that pays homage to GT's Freestyle roots. - Sealed Front Hub - Pivotal Saddle

The Slammer has the aspiring Olympic skatepark rider in mind. The frame's geometry is quick and responsive, allowing the bike to handle easier as the young rider builds up their strength. Items like a cable detangler, sealed mechanism 14mm axle, 9T cassette hub, and adjustable railed saddle are the little details that will allow this future champion to practice with confidence.

Bigger bike for bigger fun! - Alloy loop tail frame & full CrMo fork - 29" Maxxis Hookworm tires - Hollow CrMo cranks - Rear axle pegs

Street, park, jumps — the Free Agent Novus is built to handle them all. With a hi-tensile steel frame at its core, it's got the strength and durability to be put it through the wringer and come back for more. A 3-piece, hollow chromoly crankset pulls chain like nobody's business, while the Free Agent bar, stem, and saddle lend every-day dependability and the right fit for the job. Rolling on a pair of dual-compound Kenda Admiral 20x2.4" tires, there's ample grip for multiple types of surfaces and lots of cushion to soak up landings.