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Born in freestyle.

Haro was founded in 1978 by BMX legend Bob Haro and still builds bikes by riders for riders. In our shop you will find the Buzzard gravel bike, the Daley all-mountain bike and the Greer enduro bike.

  • Since 1978
  • BMX roots
  • Buzzard, Daley, Greer
  • Gravel and mountain bike
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Haro Bikes: by riders for riders

From the inventor of freestyle BMX to a maker of playful mountain bikes and gravel bikes: find out what Haro stands for and which models you can find in our shop.

The history of Haro

Bob Haro is known as the “Godfather of Freestyle”. In the late 1970s, with one of the first freestyle teams, he brought tricks to BMX that had never been seen before, and in 1978 he founded his own brand in California.

In 1981 he worked as a stunt rider on the film E.T. and designed the first frame built specifically for freestyle. It was launched in 1982 as the Haro Freestyler. This DNA is still in the bikes today: playful, robust and developed by people who ride themselves. Today Haro builds mountain bikes, gravel bikes and e-bikes as well as BMX.

1978Founded in California by Bob Haro
1982The Haro Freestyler, the first frame for freestyle BMX
E.T.Bob Haro as a stunt rider in the Spielberg classic
BMX to MTBToday BMX, mountain bikes, gravel and e-bikes
Collage of Haro history since 1978

What defines Haro

BMX DNA

You can feel the freestyle roots: the bikes are playful, easy to pop into the air and fun even on flat trails.

Sensible specs

Haro relies on proven components such as Shimano XT and GRX, Marzocchi or FOX and powerful 4-piston brakes instead of expensive gimmicks.

Mullet on the Greer

29 inch at the front for stability and rollover, 27.5 inch at the rear for agility and more room above the rear wheel.

Storage in the Buzzard

The Buzzard Carbon has a compartment in the down tube for tools, tube and snacks, so the saddle bag can stay at home.

Haro models in our shop

In our shop you will find three Haro model families:

Haro Buzzard
Gravel

Haro Buzzard

Haro's gravel bike: as Buzzard Carbon with storage in the frame and Shimano GRX, as Buzzard Alloy with alloy frame and carbon fork, also with flat bar for everyday riding.

  • Carbon and alloy
  • Frame storage
  • Also with flat bar
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Haro Daley
All mountain

Haro Daley

The playful all-mountain bike with 29-inch wheels, 140 mm rear and 150 mm front travel. For long rides and demanding trails.

  • 140/150 mm
  • 29 inch
  • Alloy frame
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Haro Greer
Enduro

Haro Greer

The enduro bike for steep, rough tracks: 160 mm rear and 170 mm front travel with mullet wheels. Also as LTD with FOX suspension.

  • 160/170 mm
  • Mullet
  • FOX or Marzocchi
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Frequently asked questions about Haro

Daley or Greer: which Haro suits me?

The Daley is the more versatile bike for long rides and flowing to demanding trails. The Greer has more travel and is built for steep, rough descents and the bike park.

What does mullet mean?

Mullet means a 29-inch wheel at the front and a 27.5-inch wheel at the rear. The front rolls over obstacles easily, the rear makes the bike more agile.

What is the Buzzard good for?

The Buzzard is a versatile gravel bike for touring, commuting and adventures off the tarmac. The flat bar version is especially practical for everyday riding.

Which frame size do I need?

That depends on your height and inseam. You will find the manufacturer's size recommendation below the description on every product page. If you are between two sizes, our team is happy to advise you.

Can I lease a Haro?

Yes, you can also get any bike through bike leasing via your employer. Find out more on our bike leasing page.

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We are happy to advise you personally on model, size and specification.

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