1984 Haro

Master

RIDER STYLE
Flat/Street/Vert
1984 Haro Master BMX Catalogue

This frame is designed to turn quick due to the steep 72 degree head angle. The relatively short wheelbase (35"-36") makes pivoting moves easier. The bottom bracket shell and head tube feature precision machined (not pressed on) collars for extra strenath. The oversize downtube meets the headtube high to allow room for both brake clearance and a heavy duty chromoly box gusset. The rear dropouts have a unique coaster brake mounting bracket placed on top of the chainstay and a strengthening ridge along the bottom to resist flexing. Twin top tubes form a platform from behind the seat forward to the head tube and all tubing is 4130 chromoly. The fork is also 100% chromoly and is predrilled for a front brake. The MASTER is available in chrome or white with bold color graphics. The ultimate in componentry. "A true top of the line freestyler" as 'Freestylin' magazine put it. The classic MASTER frameset is loaded with trick freestyle parts. Skyway Tuff I wheels, Redline Forklifter stem with detangler bolt, National Freestyle tires, Oakley B2 grips, Hatta alloy headset, Sugino CT175 threepiece chromoly cranks, MKS graphite pedals, DiaCompe MX 1000 front and rear calipers with Tech 3 levers and more. This is it.

BMX CATALOGUE
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ORIGINAL SPECS
For this model
Frame
Fork
Handlebar
Rims
Hubs
Pedals
Front Brakes
Rear Brakes
Levers
Seat
Grips
Stem
Tyres
Cranks
4130 CR-MO
4130 CR-MO
Haro CRMO FS
Skyway Tuff 1
Integrated
MKS graphite
DiaCompe MX1000
DiaCompe MX1000
Tech 3
Viscount Dominator
Oakley B-2
Redline forklifter
Panaracer Skinwall
Sugino 3pc 175 44T

Headset Size

1"

Seatpost Size

22.2mm

Top Tube Size

Unknown

Original Colours

chrome white
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Serial Number
Format

83XX0000 84YY0000
Made in Taiwan.
Here's how to check your Haro BMX serial number. First 2 numbers in the serial indicates year of production (1983 or 1984). Numbers indicated by XX in the serial are Month (05 - 12 - May to Dec). YY in the serial indicates production Month (01 to 04 - Jan to April).

Bikes made in Taiwan usually had an 8 month production and shipping timeline before they were sold in bike shops around the world. In May of any year, factories would usually switch production to making models for the following year.