Haro sport bmx
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I'm guessing it's like this one
If it is it's the retro re-issue Haro Sport, frame style and colour are based on the classic 80's Haro Sport and as such in the right circles can have a bit of a retro classic prices premium but it's basically a base spec Haro Mirra so should be valued the same.
A year or 2 ago they were unloved and no one wanted them I rememeber a couple of mates bought them as retro bikes for about £100 each brand new, in the right circles prices have gone up a little but as a bike to actually ride although being more than good enough for a young lad they aren't great, so my budget guess would be between £100 and £150 if it's mint.
If it is it's the retro re-issue Haro Sport, frame style and colour are based on the classic 80's Haro Sport and as such in the right circles can have a bit of a retro classic prices premium but it's basically a base spec Haro Mirra so should be valued the same.
A year or 2 ago they were unloved and no one wanted them I rememeber a couple of mates bought them as retro bikes for about £100 each brand new, in the right circles prices have gone up a little but as a bike to actually ride although being more than good enough for a young lad they aren't great, so my budget guess would be between £100 and £150 if it's mint.
Saw the title of this thread and was instantly overwhelmed by BMX nostalgia!
My made had a Haro freestle and IIRC, the seatstays ran up to the headtub, effectively a twin top tube, so a bit different to this 'sport'. I got a Redline at the time and, between the age of about 11 and 13, I'd spend most of my free time in the saddle. Happy days!
Then I discovered girls...
My made had a Haro freestle and IIRC, the seatstays ran up to the headtub, effectively a twin top tube, so a bit different to this 'sport'. I got a Redline at the time and, between the age of about 11 and 13, I'd spend most of my free time in the saddle. Happy days!
Then I discovered girls...
raceboy said:
I'm guessing it's like this one
If it is it's the retro re-issue Haro Sport, frame style and colour are based on the classic 80's Haro Sport and as such in the right circles can have a bit of a retro classic prices premium but it's basically a base spec Haro Mirra so should be valued the same.
A year or 2 ago they were unloved and no one wanted them I rememeber a couple of mates bought them as retro bikes for about £100 each brand new, in the right circles prices have gone up a little but as a bike to actually ride although being more than good enough for a young lad they aren't great, so my budget guess would be between £100 and £150 if it's mint.
Thats the 1 im looking at, its for my 9 year old son. The guy wants £120 for it? It does look mint though.If it is it's the retro re-issue Haro Sport, frame style and colour are based on the classic 80's Haro Sport and as such in the right circles can have a bit of a retro classic prices premium but it's basically a base spec Haro Mirra so should be valued the same.
A year or 2 ago they were unloved and no one wanted them I rememeber a couple of mates bought them as retro bikes for about £100 each brand new, in the right circles prices have gone up a little but as a bike to actually ride although being more than good enough for a young lad they aren't great, so my budget guess would be between £100 and £150 if it's mint.
Thanks for your help
Adam
adamsky said:
The guy wants £120 for it?
I'd keep an eye on the ebay auction, and offer him £100 for it if it doesn't sell. 
hman said:
kuwahara are/were cooler than haro.
To be honest I never really 'got' Kuwahara, I think they were a year or so before my time, but are now big again in the BMX Race world, this cruiser that was sale on a BMX forum I visit and it did look nice....
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