Master

The 1986 Haro Master has everything it has a heritage that is legendary, great looks, and the ultimate in freestyle componentry. The only thing it doesn't have is competition. The Master is a highly specialized flatland freestyle bike. The short wheelbase, quick steering, proven geometry, and fanatical attention to detail separate it from the competition. FREESTYLN MAGAZINE called the 1985 Master "The Porsche of freestyle bikes" and in a recent BMX PLUS Freestyle bike shootout, the 1985 Master emerged as the ultimate flatland machine. And believe it or not for 1986 the Master is even better; improved braking with Dia-Compe's new 883 brakes and Tech 5 levers with locking buttons, improved durability with chromed stays and fork tips and improved flip-up pegs on the fork. Naturally, the 1986 Master has all the new trick Haro components: Haro FS-175 freestyle tires. Haro freestyle stem, Haro tubular chromoly cranks and Uni-Directional chainring. Haro freestyle handlebars and fluted seatpost. The Skyway Tuff II five spoke wheels and MKS graphite pedals are about the only things unchanged. The Haro Master isn't for everyone, it's expensive and highly specialized. But if you're like Dave Nourie and Dennis McCoy of Team Haro you'll find that the Master has everything, except competition.