[IstongKowldPaRin]

quite sad that fewer people are using haros now
anyways thats my ally SS
i'll be putting in some mud tomorrow

 

[hotrodlarry]

first mtb I've owned in about 20 years. Haro Escape 19.5" aluminum frame,shimano hubs, specialized rockhopper tires.I've put about 75 miles on it since buying it from the local used bike guy on CL about 2 months ago.

 

[baraccuda]

Haro Extreme X1 over the years

2005,closest to the original specification,but things already changed

2005,few months later

2006

2008,spring

2008,autumn

2011

2015


Funduro since 2005

 

[Markusduro]

Just picked this up today

 

[Markusduro]

 

[Markusduro]

 

[rynoman03]

Updated my ride a bit more. Went 10 speed XT Rear Der, SLX Shifter, SLX brakes, Truvativ Noir Carbon Cranks, Bontrager RXL Carbon Bars.

 

[JCLEMMONS29]

Here's my Haro Flightline 29 Trail. Pretty much all stock but the Redline Monster Alloy Pedals and not pictured are Ergon GS1 Grips and a 180mm Front Rotor Upgrade.

 

[Ltdan12a]

Here's my Haro!!

It's a Subvert HT5 27.5+ bike! So far, It's been a fun ride. Much more nimble than a traditional fat bike, I love how much cushion the "plus" ride gives it- almost like full suspension!!

Things I've done so far:
1: Tubeless conversion!! The bike comes with pretty cheap tubes that were HEAVY!!! Throwing in some stems and sealant saved me over a POUND PER WHEEL!!! And of course, I don't have to worry about pinch flats anymore

2: Saddle- I was definitely not a fan of the stock saddle. Luckily, I kept the Specialized Toupe from my old bike. Much more comfortable, and saved more weight.. hahaha!!!

3: Dropper post- It's has internally routed cables, so I installed a KS-Lev dropper. The bike has a TON of room in the cockpit, so it's nice being able to really use that real-estate with the seat down!

4: Handlebars- It comes with a fairly heavy Ritchey bar. I installed a Raceface SixC carbon bar. I originally did this for weight and a little more width, but have also noticed that I can feel more feedback from the front end, which was desperately needed with the big tires.

Issues so far-

1: The HT5 is the mid-level Subvert. While it doesn't have entry level stuff like the HT3, it still used lots of in-house branded stuff. One item was the Pivit rear hub laced up with the WTB rims. On my very first ride, I was doing some park bench hop-ups, and had to put some pressure through the cranks on some agressive climb-up. There was a sudden "BANG", and then I couldn't freewheel any longer. Disassembly revealed that I broke two out of three Pawls, and cracked the freehub body!!! Haro warrantied the hub, and let me pay a small charge to upgrade to a Shimano XT Hub.

2: The HT5 comes with an FSA Comet crankset. This was an item I was already looking to upgrade because of chainring compatibility. On my old bike, I had started running an Absolute Black ring, and think a plus bike could really benefit from that technology. NOBODY makes a replacement chainring for the FSA cranks. On my third long distance ride, I ran into an issue 10 miles from the car. The Crank bolt on the non-drive side started working loose. Normally not a problem, but it takes a 10mm hex wrench to tighten it up!! I was able to limp it about halfway back before it fell off completely, then I did some "scooting" and one footed pedaling to go the rest of the way. Reading online, this is a common problem, and one that FSA has addressed by including thread-locker with their new cranksets!! This is the first time I've felt the need to put lock-tite on a crankbolt, but I assure you that's going to happen when the new bolt shows up.

Other than those two issues, the bike so far has been a terrific ride, and I plan on building a set of 29" wheels to swap out for long distance stuff!!!!

 

[GuzziBen]

This is my 98 Haro MX3, bought on CL for $275. The AL Y-bike and DH Judy XL was too much for me to pass up.
After the rear shock came apart, I installed a Fox air shock and the plush was so huge I had to do more upgrades- that meant disc. Built Sun-Ringle EQ31 on Fastace 4-bearing hubs, found a Saint integrated shifter setup, changed the gear to 2x9 with a XT crank off my '04 Stumpy. While I was at it, the Joplin dropper without remote had to happen. Not like it gets moved around a lot.
Riding this thing is a hoot. The 2.1 Slant Six tires are nicely pushed out by the wide rims, the disc brakes (180-180) have plenty of power, and she's super plush, point and shoot. I get used to the shifters immediately.
This one goes to Copper Harbor, MI for the flow trails.

 

[vjcp]

can someone help me identify my haro?

Please someone help me to identify this frame

 

[PrincipalRider]

Its a Haro V3. The V series was a 26 inch hardtail mountain bike. Yours looks to be around 2000.

 

[ripcurgti]

https://c1.staticflickr.com/5/4434/36540013726_16b854372f_k.jpg

 

[RyoSan]

Hi it's my Haro Extreme X7 (2007) with 26 and 27'5+ wheels size

 

[sfgiantsfan]

Updated my ride a bit more. Went 10 speed XT Rear Der, SLX Shifter, SLX brakes, Truvativ Noir Carbon Cranks, Bontrager RXL Carbon Bars. View attachment 1067055

How are the gears working? How much does it weigh now?

 

[rynoman03]

How are the gears working? How much does it weigh now?

Works great. 22.5-23lbs if I remember correctly. It's crazy light compared to my full suspension bike. This bike is going to find a new home in Houston, TX come Christmas time. A friend of mine is wanting to get into mountain biking.

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[protsi]

I just bring my HARO ALLY back to life with some new old update like.
1x10 sram xo
Cassette
Chain
Derailleur
Shifter

Carbon ,handlebar,seat-post
New Front 34 chainring. Chinese
New maxis. 2.4 front. 2.25 rear
WTB wheels i23 tubeless compatible. (Next project) tubeless install
Ergon grips
Avid disc 160

And really is super quiet, and run like a chap.

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[sfgiantsfan]

Here is mine all new paint and parts

 

[protsi]

Just and update in my HARO ALLY I reach my goal for a frame 20. Weight under 9.6k

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