BMX Bike History - Haro Bikes 1997

This is BMX Bike History - Haro Bikes 1997
A BMX-Catalogue.com and Re-rides production
Presented by Hank McCrank
This is an in-depth look at all 24 bikes in the 1997 Haro product line-up across all four categories. Elite, Group 1, Freestyle and Juvenile BMX.
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- 1997 Elite Series -
Elite Monocoque Frame
Elite Frame
Elite Pro XL
Elite 24
Elite JR Tardy
- 1997 Group 1 Series -
Group 1 Ali
Group 1 AL
Group 1 RSi
Group 1 Si
Group 1 Si 24
Group 1 Si JR
Group 1 Ci
Group 1 Ci 24
Group 1 Ti
Group 1 Zi
- Freestyle Series -
Blammo Frame
Blammo
Ultra Frame
Ultra
Shredder Deluxe Frame
Shredder Deluxe
Shredder
Shredder Mag
Basher
Zippo
- Juvenile Series -
YZF
FZR
Blaster
Mini Blaster
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[@271chrissy]

Basher is my fav bmx.....love it.

[@re-rides]

Thanks for watching

[@christiferbuzzard7736]

HARO is it for me. Always has been ❤

[@re-rides]

Definitely have stood the test of time. Beautiful bikes.

[@MorbidThrasher666]

Ima take it back 10 years,i just rode my 1997 haro team master to burger king and back for lunch 👍

[@re-rides]

Gotta ride em. Awesome.

[@Wolfsheim23]

Did he mention the weight of this bike? It's got a really light frame of just around 25 pounds which makes it one of the best prices around this low weight range.

[@re-rides]

Sorry we don’t know the weight.

[@MOUNTAINOUS]

nice. i just restored a shredder and made a video of it. i have a zippo also that is new like it was in the store. i mean i have never rode it. i had a mirra and a myquist and a revo that had twin top tubes.

[@re-rides]

Nice

[@Vitusvonatzinger]

The first Haro frame was marketed in 1982 and that makes them fairly late to the game. Those of us who rode in the 1970’s think of number plates, fluffy hair and cartoons when we think of Haro.

[@re-rides]

Yep. Freestyle was a little late for me. I had moved onto skateboards, cars and surfing

[@Vitusvonatzinger]

@@re-rides so you initially stopped riding before 1982? That is interesting considering the era of bikes you collect.

[@re-rides]

@@Vitusvonatzinger by 84 I was done. I was 16 in 85 and had a mate who was a year older and driving. I missed all of the freestyle BMX hype and I think that’s why I like them all now. I have a bunch of old school bikes, but tend to enjoy the mid school frame designs a little more. They were definitely cheaper than old school, not so much anymore. Lol.

[@Vitusvonatzinger]

@@re-rides I sold my race bike in early 1983. Freestyle horrified me- not the riding itself, but everything else about it.

[@TRMasta]

I still got my chromed out "1996 HARO SHREDDER DELUXE" in great and original condition. Really would like to know its realistic and todays worth cause I haven't found any comparable bike on the market to have a price range for myself.

[@re-rides]

Prices are so up and down and also need to take in many factors. There’s a few ‘what’s it worth’ groups on FB. I think a reverse search on EBay to see past sales gives a more accurate idea of what people will spend.

[@specnzxify]

Just picked up a group 1 Si, Have I been saying Haro wrong for 25+ years 😂

[@re-rides]

Haha. Me too.

[@jacksonmarshallkramer5087]

This is when they were starting to look stupid, and they just got worse over time.

[@re-rides]

Personally, I think that happened at around 2003 for Haro.