1984 Haro

Sport

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

Only HARO has it when it comes to Freestyle, and every. thing we've learned over the past three years has gone into the design of our newest frameset and bike. The 1984 Haro SPORT. THE SPORT FRAME is longer than THE MASTER. Steering is slightly slower for more stability and improved handling at higher speeds. In fact, THE SPORT handles so well that during the prestigious AFA king of the Skatepark Series, Mike Dominguez won two 1st's and a 2nd. Now, for under $300 you can own a sport with components like ACS Z rims, Sugino chromoly cranks, HARO chromoly handlebars and seat post and white spokes. You'll find Dia-Compe's hinged seat post clamp, TECH 3 lever and 900 rear brake with easy adjust and quick release. The list continues with a Suzue front hub, Sun-tour coaster brake, Viscount dyna seat and more. THE SPORT FRAME features new tapered chromoly chain and seat stays, heavy duty dropouts, rein-forced- precision machined head tube and bottom bracket shell, oversized downtube and a unique two into one top tube design. So don't be confused by the flood of new freestyle bikes. There are really only two choices. THE SPORT or THE MASTER. Remember we invented Freestyle BMX.

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
CR-MO
Haro CRMO FS
ACS Z Rim
Coaster/Alloy
MKS graphite
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DiaCompe MX900
Tech 3
Viscount Dyna
Oakley B-2
Haro Alloy
Panaracer Skinwall
Sugino 1pc 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.