Haro is a bicycle company that made a name for itself in the world of BMX. Haro has transferred some of that BMX attitude and knowledge over to their mountain bikes. Not being a huge name among mountain bike manufacturers, Haro is able to offer some great value with their mountain bikes.
Haro's Sonix line of full-suspension mountain bikes offers versatility comparable to other big plays in the category. The Sonix uses Haro's own proprietary Virtual Link suspension system to give you a bike that pedals uphill much like a hardtail, but can descent in a way that feels like you're riding much more travel than you are.
Where Haro really excels is in bikes like their Thread series. These dirt-jumping, urban style play bikes allow Haro to borrow from their deep knowledge of BMX style riding. Haro uses technology from BMX when building these bikes by offering sizing that's specific to top tube length rather than seat tube length like many other bikes in the dirt-jumping / urban category.
Current Haro Trail / XC mountain bike models include: Flightline Expert, Flightline Comp, Mary XC, Mary SS, Ally XC, Ally SS, Beasley 1/9, Beasley SS, Shift R5, Shift R3, Shift R1, Werx Sonix, Sonix S, Sonix, Sonix LT
Current Haro All Mountain mountain bike models include: Werx Xeon, Xeon S, Xeon, Extreme X6, Extreme X6 COMP, Escape Comp, Escape Sport, Escape, Escape S
Current Haro Dirt Jump / Urban mountain bike models include: Thread Eight, Thread One, Steel Reserve 8, Steel Reserve 1
Current Haro XC / Sport mountain bike models include: Flightline Sport, Flightline Two, Flightline One, Flightline 24, Flightline 20
Featured Haro Mountain Bike Video
"Downhill Jill" discusses some of Haro's new products at Interbike 2007. Topics include the Sonix Trail / XC bikes and the Thread series Dirt Jump / Urban bikes.
