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What is the difference in bmx haro f1 and haro f2?

Is a haro a good bike for me??

  • im new to bmxing (only 2 months) altough i know some tricks like bunny hop wheelie etc. i have a very cheap bmx and would like to upgrade to something better. im 14 years old and im 1 60 tall and 65 kg (if that helps lol). i would like to know if haro f2 f3 or nyquist one are a good option for me are they good. if not what would you recomend??i would mostly like to do more street and a bit of flatland and ramps... thanks in advance lol

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    Well it all depends what you are gonna do. If you are going to ride freestyle get a HARO Mirra 540 Revolution or nyquist. f2 is good for general riding basicly a universal bike for everything but the heavy front end of the f series can get annoying at times. Racing the Group 1 series dominates in haro. But haro also gets pricy. And i don't recomend buying parts from them they kill in shipping and parts price unless your dealer sells them. I am currently sponsored by Sinz Racing so check them out for parts. Also check danscomp.com they usualy have what i need.

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dude, i rode a Haro when i was a kid, im 33 now, they have rocked for a long time and still do. still at the top of the chain.

Andrew P

Upgrade ? arent you happy with you current one ? well just kidding, i know you want a better bike to perform some 360, truespin, or some awesome wallride. I use to ride a GT till it got stolen, i do mostly flat freestlye. but i do recommend you this bike called Condor PL1, its really great. click on the link. hope you like it as much as i do, Cheers. remember no helmet no ride !

Isaac

They are ok. I suggest building up a Standard you will be much happier with the quality.

trl_666

I started racing with a haro al 1.0 and loved it for about a year. but wen i felt like i needed a change i went and checked some other ones out. i ended up with a DK which worked for me. it's all about the feel. go out and try some other bikes and see if you like the feel. there are so many styles and dimensions that it's almost impossible to tell you what you need. hope it helps

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