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[Review] Haro f2
by BMX4lyfe | 01 May 2006 8:26 pm
I have had this bike for over a month. I had choices between a chrome, black,red or yellow bike. I got the yellow one. it holds up very well. the cranks were loose though and i rode the bike with the cranks loose and they got stripped. the rims held up well for not being a triple wall.
I learned 180s so i bent the back rim just a tiny bit, you couldnt really notice. It weights 34 pounds. the frame was strong it didnt bent or break. the forks were good too they didnt bend near the bottom like some do from bunnyhoping. it rode fairly smooth and handly pretty good in the air. the brakes worked alright but you kind of needed alot of pressure to make them stick.
Specs:
Frame Material: chromoly seat tube/hi-tensile steel
Frame Angles: 74.0 head, 71.0 seat
Sizes: Pro
Colors: Chrome, Royal Blue, X-Yellow
Fork: Haro Straight Shooter
Rear Shock: Not applicable
Brake Levers: Tektro aluminum
Handlebar: Haro XO Jr.
Stem: Fusion
Headset: 1 1/8" threadless Tien Hsin Power Pro
Front Der: Not applicable
Crankset: HFC Forged chromoly 3-piece, 44 teeth
Rear Der: Not applicable
Pedals: Fusion DX style platform, aluminum
Tires: 20 x 2.00" Haro MS 4
Summary
this bike would be good for a beginner. The only thing i would upgrade is the rims and the crank otherwise the bike was good for the money.
Costs: about $210 USD
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