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oldschoolray wrote:

14 pages of this drivel and wasted bandwith  ..... I vote to LOCK this thread.

I find this post amusingly ironic...

Haro new bike wawa?

oldschoolray wrote:

14 pages of this drivel and wasted bandwith  ..... I vote to LOCK this thread.

Under that pretense, 3/4 of the site should be locked.

Please people ... The economy is in the sh*tter and people are losing their jobs to Asia and all we care about his Haro's new bike?

WITH RESPECT - WAKE UP PEOPLE ! ! ! !

Nah. More than likely Taiwan. That is where Haros were made before, and they also make the Sunday's, which are technologically advanced in design. So if Bob goes for innovation and familiar production that is the most likely option.

oldschoolray wrote:

Please people ... The economy is in the sh*tter and people are losing their jobs to Asia and all we care about his Haro's new bike?

WITH RESPECT - WAKE UP PEOPLE ! ! ! !

Not sure what you are meaning here Ray...Do you mean we should be talking politics? Do you mean we should be fighting to have this thing made here? Are you saying we shouldn't care about Bob's new bike? What?

Do I sense 22 inch wheels?

oldschoolray wrote:

I understand. However, I feel 16 pages of drivel over a Bicycle that we've never even seen .... If this was a small one man show manufacturer in Kentucky, the same guy would never get the same coverage because he's not Bob Haro. All that said, I hope Haro's new concept Bike flies and is successful, and it most likely will ... But I've never understood why ee have so few Freestyle Bikes out there, and I don't see any one company doing any hard core R & R. The market is there for a super high end Freestyle Bike.

My $0.02

ha you can get all the high end new school freestyle you are asking for wright hear these links

http://flatlandfuel.com/
http://flatlandfuel.com/completebikesandframes.aspx
or here
http://www.global-flat.com/news/

oldschoolray wrote:

I understand. However, I feel 16 pages of drivel over a Bicycle that we've never even seen .... If this was a small one man show manufacturer in Kentucky, the same guy would never get the same coverage because he's not Bob Haro. All that said, I hope Haro's new concept Bike flies and is successful, and it most likely will ... But I've never understood why ee have so few Freestyle Bikes out there, and I don't see any one company doing any hard core R & R. The market is there for a super high end Freestyle Bike.

My $0.02

Dude what do you mean by freestyle? The markets flooded with bmx companys and most companys are rider owned so the r and d is there.

oldschoolray wrote:

I understand. However, I feel 16 pages of drivel over a Bicycle that we've never even seen .... If this was a small one man show manufacturer in Kentucky, the same guy would never get the same coverage because he's not Bob Haro. All that said, I hope Haro's new concept Bike flies and is successful, and it most likely will ... But I've never understood why ee have so few Freestyle Bikes out there, and I don't see any one company doing any hard core R & R. The market is there for a super high end Freestyle Bike.

My $0.02

Maybe if R.L. was releasing a new bike, 16 pages of "drivel" would be justified.

Yeah, no freestyle bikes on the market these days. And NONE of them "high end".

"No disrespect", but on what plane of reality do you live on?

larsvegas43 wrote:

Well, the race frame will be 100% USA made. The freestyle project might not. Bob's gonna reveal some of his new Ikonix stuff at the BMX Worlds in Cologne, Germany, July 123th - 15th. Make sure to come by, that's all I can say.

I hope your right,  it's nearly the 15th.

You know what?  I like OSR.  He is fun to read and pisses people off but not too much.  At least he is not boring like most of you turds.