BMX

BMX/Freestyle is deeply rooted in the DNA of our brand and that will never change. Introducing the worlds very first freestyle specific frame and fork to an emerging sport is something that we are very proud of, nearly as much as being the leading brand in freestyle 40 years later. Today BMX is not only a sport, it’s a lifestyle. It’s a choice you make to be a part of, a way you choose to express yourself, and it’s the way you find your freedom. Haro builds a broad range of BMX freestyle bikes that help you do just that, from Pro builds all the way down to slightly more affordable yet fully capable machines. We have always had the best professional riders on our bikes which makes for a great research and development team (minus the white lab coats-see Team). The result? See for yourself! - Hi Ten Frame with 1-1/8" steerer tube and U brake mounts - 1-1/8" Hi Ten Threadless fork - 7.5" Rise Hi ten 2 Piece bars - Forged Haro top Load 48mm reach stem - Haro Padded 8mm railed saddle - Haro Team grips - 25/ 9 gearing - Haro MS5 2.35" Wide Tires

In 1979 artist Damian Fulton began drawing what is now the most iconic cartoon in BMX; Radical Rick. Along with characters like MX Mug, Spike Speedwrench and the infamous Skuzzer Switchblade, Radical Rick grew into one of BMX's most historical figures through the pages of BMX Plus! magazine. Over the course of the last year, we collaborated with Fulton to bring his art to life through these Radical Rick-themed 24", 26" and 29" models. If you're thinking that this might be the perfect combination of design, history, and bike life, we'd most definitely agree.

In 1982 our founder created the world's first freestyle specific frame (aptly named the Freestyler) and 40 years later we continue to pay homage to its twin top tube design and timelessly classic aesthetic. For 2023 our 26" Freestyler comes in a high polish silver finish, complete with our very own Legends CNC-machined sprocket, Fusion pedals, and Bob's original artwork on the saddle. If you're a fan of Bob, the brand (or both), and you're looking for something cruise worthy with an iconic 80s vibe, this is most definitely your new bike.

Designed and built for pure freestyle performance, the La Bastille is quite literally the bike that can do it all. Designed by flatland world champion, Matthias Dandois, this bike is at home with the most technical flatland riding imaginable as it is in the streets, on ramps or at the trails.

Introducing the all-new Friend Ship: Built on a solid BMX platform to deliver experience, emotion, and excitement on two wheels. Designed to unlock a young rider's imagination, this is not just a bike – it's an adventure buddy. Adventure buddies and Space Ninjas, Becker the Bear, Unica the Unicorn, and Carter the Cat need more help than Wings their navigator can provide. They need someone else to help them find the Golden Feather and return it to Zel the Zebra before King Ocki the Octopus and his Underlings take over the Junk Food Universe. They need a pilot for the Friend Ship, they need your help. With something more than a low-cost Kids BMX bike, Friend Ship delivers an experience to challenge a young rider and increase the excitement a bike can deliver.

Nomadic off the grid artist and lifelong BMX rider, Dirtlip, has a stand-out style that is both edgy and fun. After lending their artistic talents to numerous GT projects over the years, collaborating on a limited-edition bike was a no-brainer. Jump on one before they’re gone! The Slammer is the perfect first bike. At home in the neighborhood or the skatepark allowing a beginner rider to get their start without the high price tag. Built for a rider Progressive geometry, big soft tires, clean straight cable, railed junior saddle, and 8.5” 2pc handlebars. More than just a bike for beginners The short 20-inch top tube and the responsive geometry makes it easier for young riders to maneuver while they learn bike control. Dirtlip color and graphics Dusty Blue paint finish with punchy Dirtlip graphics on the headtube, top tube, downtube, seat tube, fork legs, and handlebar.

BMX or not, Chad is about that Bike Life! Riding around towns, throwing wheelies, listening to music and laughing with your friends, that is ALL CK! So it seemed to make sense to ask Chad to come up with a bike that he would be hyped to wheelie at ride-outs. The BMF is all of that, jewelry inspired graphics, paint that pops, and fitted with BMX level components so it could hold up in the air as well. The BMX is Chad Kerley, the BMF is Bike Life.

In 1979 artist Damian Fulton began drawing what is now the most iconic cartoon in BMX; Radical Rick. Along with characters like MX Mug, Spike Speedwrench and the infamous Skuzzer Switchblade, Radical Rick grew into one of BMX's most historical figures through the pages of BMX Plus! magazine. Over the course of the last year, we collaborated with Fulton to bring his art to life through these Radical Rick-themed 24", 26" and 29" models. If you're thinking that this might be the perfect combination of design, history, and bike life, we'd most definitely agree.