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Haro Steel Reserve 1.2 DJ/MtnX
Product Description4130 double-butted cromoly frame with BMX inspired horizontal drop-outs SR Suntour DJ 80mm travel fork BMX-style 8-spline 4130 cromoly tubular cranks with 12T rear cog Hayes MX4 mechanical disc brake; rear only Kenda K-Rad 2.3 tires
User Reviews 
Submitted by
Jakester
a Downhiller
from Perth WA Date Reviewed: October 20, 2011 Strengths: You can tell it was made by a bmx focused company because all the parts are bomproof, the frame is very strong and the tyres (KendaKrad 1.2) are the best ive ever ridden. The bike in whole has 24in flickability yet 26in stability at high speed and the ability to just hop on and go with out worrying about cracks and that is awesome! Weaknesses: Its alot heavier than other dj/street bikes i have ridden(13.5kgs), the stock forks are not the best(sr-suntour duro dj d) and the seat comes stock in white which is bad because now its grey. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: dugite bite Duration Product Used: 6 months Price Paid: $799.00 Purchased At: Bikeforce Morley Similar Products Used: Only bmx bikes really, this is my first proper dj/street bike. I have ridden a giant stp but i didnt like how it felt. Bike Setup: Cromoly steel frame,Suntour duro djd fork,Ritchy headset, pivot stem,syncros bars. oddesy grips,oddesy pedals,tektro io mechanical disk brakes,pivot hubs, alienation black sheep rim(rear),alienation plain black rim(front), kenda krad 1.2 tyres (front and rear).alienation 10-spline crank.
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