A very capable "Down-Country" performance bike, the Comp flies but always lands and stops safely thanks to its extended fork travel and Shimano MT-201 Hydraulic disc brake set. The easy-rolling 29" Weinmann U-32 alloy wheelset is fitted with large Kenda Regolith 2.4" tires and the front end features an upgraded Rockshox Judy Silver 120mm fork with hydraulic lockout. The list of specs features a lightweight and versatile 2021 1x10 Shimano Deore drive train that includes a "1x" Boost crankset with a 32T chainring. With its fairly slack 67-degree head tube, fairly steep seat tube angle with its bend, the "DP" Comp delivers on steep climbs and fast, rough downhills.
HARO BICYCLE BEASLEY 27.5 BIKE RACKS SERIES
The Double Peak 29" Comp features a brand new X6 series hardtail frame design with an up-to-date Trail geometry and a low stand-over height for slightly more aggressive Trail riding. Shimano MT-400 Boost hubs w/ thru-axles Rockshox Judy Silver 27.5" Boost fork, 120mm Travel New Haro DP Comp 27.5" Trail geometry frame A very capable "Down-Country" performance bike, the Comp flies but always lands and stops safely thanks to its increased fork travel and Shimano MT-201 Hydraulic disc brake set. The 27.5" Weinmann U-32 alloy wheelset is fitted with large Kenda Regolith 2.4" tires, while the front end features an upgraded Rockshox Judy Silver 120mm fork with hydraulic lockout. With its fairly slack 67-degree head tube and fairly steep seat tube angle with its bend, The "DP" Comp delivers on steep climbs and fast, rough downhills.
The Double Peak 27.5" Comp features a brand new X6 series hardtail frame design with an up-to-date Trail geometry and a low stand-over height for slightly more aggressive Trail riding. Shimano TX-505 hubs & Center Lock discs
Shimano SL-M315 RapidFire 2x8-spd shifters HL VAXA 28S / 525 HLO 100mm travel fork New Double Peak X6 Series aluminum frame w/ tapered head tube The 27.5" Sport is nimble and likes to go fast, but it can stop on a dime thanks to its efficient Shimano MT-200 hydraulic disc brakes. It rolls along on alloy double-wall rims, stainless spokes, and wider MTB specific Kenda 27.5 x 2.35" tires for 2021. The Sport model features an HL Vaxa 525 100mm fork with hydraulic lockout, a 2x8-speed drive-train with Shimano RapidFire 2x8-speed shifters.
Move into the present day and Haro and have since ventured into the world of mountain bikes as well as continuing to offer a range of freestyle, kids and race BMX bikes.įor more information on buying a BMX bike, head on over to our editorial section.Double Peak, a series inspired by a local riding spot not far from Haro, features a brand new frame design made from X6 series aluminum, with a low stand-over height and internal cable routing to keep things clean and tucked away. Although the company changed hands, throughout the '80s, ‘90s, and 2000s, Haro would continue to dominate the International Freestyle BMX competitive circuit. Over the years, Haro Bikes changed hands a number of times, with original founder, Bob Haro leaving the business in ’88 to build a graphic design company. The bikes featured an innovative frame design that would prove to be a hit with consumers, with many rivals imitating the design in the years that followed. Pretty soon word caught on that Haro’s plates were the must-have addition to any serious riders bike, which left Bob Haro struggling to keep up with the demand.įive years later, Haro Designs expanded from its roots, releasing its first line of freestyle BMX bikes, the Haro Sport, and the elite competitive model the Haro Master. Founded in 1978 by Bob Haro and originally branded as Haro Designs, the company got its start by making BMX number plates out of Bob’s garage in California.
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