Our first installment, the Haro V3:
An awesome value at $440! Haro V-series aluminum frame, disc-ready wheelset, SRAM derailleur and trigger shifters, and a nice Manitou Trace fork.
Monday, March 06, 2006
a boatload of new bikes...
Spring weather is here, and we've got a couple of BIG bike shipments... so many bikes we're not sure yet where to put them all. I'm gonna start posting new models we haven't had before here on the blog, one by one.
Our first installment, the Haro V3:
An awesome value at $440! Haro V-series aluminum frame, disc-ready wheelset, SRAM derailleur and trigger shifters, and a nice Manitou Trace fork.
Our first installment, the Haro V3:
An awesome value at $440! Haro V-series aluminum frame, disc-ready wheelset, SRAM derailleur and trigger shifters, and a nice Manitou Trace fork.
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3 comments:
Nice bike. I saw that one when I was in on Saturday! I just checked my pockets and not quite $440 in there...damn.
Hey Bernie! Thanks for the "Haro Love" on your blog. Man, that's a good looking bike. But I suppose I'm just more than a little biased...
But really...thanks again for the props!
I'm always gonna have a warm spot in my heart for all things Haro, especially the V-3. It was a V-3 that got me started on my bike madness along with my first trail ride.
I converted that V-3 to my first SS, a ghetto rig with spacers and a 16t cog from old cassettes and a dead rear der as the tensioner.
At the time I also had an Epic and an Enduro but the only bike I rode was the V-3. It looks like the components are even nicer these days so I would highly recommend one for somebody on a budget looking for a decent trail rig.
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