Nobody knows freestyle better than Haro. That’s because freestyles founding Father, Bob Haro, designed the first freestyle bike ever made and continues to design the most advanced bikes you can own. Bikes like the 1989 Nora Cup Bike of the Year, the Haro Master. The first of a new generation of freestyle bikes featuring bashguard technology.

The innovations and quality that are built into every Haro bike are easy to see. What you can’t see are the years of riding experience and knowledge gained from competition. And of course when it comes to competition, Team Haro has no equal. Past and present members include a Who’s Who of freestyle. Viola, Dominguez, McCoy, Johnson, Moliterno, Blyther, Wilkerson and Hoffman. And titles like King of Vert, Team of the Year and Rider of the Year to name a few. Check out the 1990s soon and you’ll understand why Haro is the first in freestyle, and has been for over 10 years.

In the last year as an Amateur, Team Haro’s Mike King won the ABA Number 1 title. In his first year as a professional he accomplished what was thought to be impossible, another Number 1 title. The bike he rode? A Haro Group 1 of course. The bike that has one more ABA and NBL professional titles in the past three years than any other brand. The kind of performance is rare. But then so is the technology Haro applies to race bike design. A good example is the new Group 1 Team Frame and fork. An aluminium and chromoly composite that makes other frames seem prehistoric. A bike so advanced it has to be seen to be believed the performance of Haro’s Group 1’s may seem so unbelievable. But the results have been proven, over and over. And now that performance is available in three new bikes for 1990. The Group 1A, Group 1B and the Group 1C. Bikes designed to do one thing. Win races.