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1982 Haro Freestyler
#1 2010-05-15 8:10pm
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1982 Haro Freestyler
1982 Haro Freestyler
82 Haro Freestyler 1st gen!!! BUNCH of pics in the comment section!!!
Thread about the bike how it was and how it came about:
http://bmxmuseum.com/forums/viewtopic.php?id=255749
VERY VERY few 1st Gen Haro's out there this is number 285 in the build line up!!! The freestyle pics are of the owner of this bike BITD. He is a cool guy and hooked me up on almost ALL the OG parts to this bike how he had/rode it BITD (suntour seatclamp, OG ano blue shimano dx's,Haro number plate (5), dia compe tech 2 levers). The serial is TWW 285 F ....makes this an oct 82.
*82 Haro Freestyler 1st gen frame (all decals are OG)
*Bottema m1 skatepark forks
*Dia compe ano blue MX 900's f/r
*Suntour clamp
*NOS Blue Elina lightning bolt seat
*MX3 Grab Ons
*Graphite skyway tuffs
*Haro Signature/Replica Vector bars
*Sugino 400's
*NOS Schwinn 710 Maximizers tires
*Izumi chain
*NOS MX-10 Hatta chrome headset
*NOS Dia Compe Tech 2 levers
*NOS Dia Compe green *dated* cables
*81' Type 2 OG Bob Haro number plate (5)
Not pictured are the shimano dx ano blue (greasing them up and need DX end caps) and blue suntour clamp
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#2 2010-05-15 8:13pm
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
frieken sweet that you have the pics of the bike bitd
out with the new in with the old!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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#3 2010-05-15 8:29pm
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
awesome 
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#4 2010-05-15 9:29pm
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
Glad to know this sweet Freestyler is in good Haro hands 
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#5 2010-05-16 8:52am
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
Can't beat a Haro original frame.. Nobody can top that....
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#6 2010-05-16 12:48pm
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
Coolness!!!
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#7 2010-05-16 12:56pm
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
Are you going to build it up or leave it as is? I was really impressed with it in person when I got a close look at it. The chrome cleaned up nicely
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#8 2010-05-16 2:21pm
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
This is the bike back in its former glory days. As you can see I rebuilt it back to almost 100% of how it was BITD. There is alot of the original parts on this bike from 28 yrs ago! 
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#9 2010-05-16 3:14pm
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Great action shots.
Don't mind me. I'm just here to look at pictures.
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#10 2010-05-16 5:28pm
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That is sweet!
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#11 2010-05-21 6:37am
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
JohnnyTr8der wrote:
thx for comment fella's ....i would love to build it marcos!!(
sending it off to 2Radd for a restoration JOB!!!!!!!!!!!!
BEFORE:
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#12 2010-05-21 6:51am
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
Is the chrome that bad? The pics make it look good. Mine on the other hand needs new chrome for sure.
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#13 2010-05-21 6:52am
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
downhillmania wrote:
Is the chrome that bad? The pics make it look good. Mine on the other hand needs new chrome for sure.
Johnny, if I may. 
The chrome isnt in super bad shape but there is quite a bit of rust by the welds and some other areas of the bike where the chrome has worn off. Its borderline for a restore but I dont think you can go wrong either way
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#14 2010-07-12 6:12pm
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
Just got hooked up on this front 10/26/82 graphite campy tuff in MINTTTTTT condition. Also the maximizer 710 tires same tires on Juans 2007 rockford winner, and tires Bob Haro rode back in 82/83 on that bike. Super excited about getting this rim, the tires were a HUGE bonus!!!
http://bmxmuseum.com/bikes/haro/8045
My 82 gonna look SWEET rollin on these!!!
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#15 2010-07-13 11:42am
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
Black tuff were made for Haro Freestylers like bread and butter... Get rolling on those babies...
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#16 2010-08-03 1:34am
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
hi,
I'm a noob at this. Can someone pls tell me how to spot a fake Haro frame? Especially Gen 1? I've seen one in a LBS but not sure how to distinguish it from fakes. Ask the boss and he says not sure too. (Maybe do know but want me to help him get rid of his old stocks..) The rear drop outs doen't have any bracket to mount a coaster brake. I do notice that many Haro posted here have this type of bracket. Is it a 'must-have' for all Haro bikes? Really appreciate any help rendered.
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#17 2010-08-14 2:16pm
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
kuwahara_apollo_sg wrote:
hi,
I'm a noob at this. Can someone pls tell me how to spot a fake Haro frame? Especially Gen 1? I've seen one in a LBS but not sure how to distinguish it from fakes. Ask the boss and he says not sure too. (Maybe do know but want me to help him get rid of his old stocks..) The rear drop outs doen't have any bracket to mount a coaster brake. I do notice that many Haro posted here have this type of bracket. Is it a 'must-have' for all Haro bikes? Really appreciate any help rendered.
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#18 2010-08-14 10:49pm
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
Yeah. Those Gen 1's are long gone.. Only collectors have them now. No bike shops have Haro Gen 1's around.. No way..
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#19 2010-08-15 6:21am
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
I think the absence of a coaster brake mount is the best indicator that its a Taiwan knock off.
If you are referring to the Haros in the eastcoast part of the island bike shops, you be sad to know they are all knock offs.
But occasionally someone might just pop by wth an old school gem to sell/trade, scored a few vintage whips thru that means.
kuwahara_apollo_sg wrote:
hi,
I'm a noob at this. Can someone pls tell me how to spot a fake Haro frame? Especially Gen 1? I've seen one in a LBS but not sure how to distinguish it from fakes. Ask the boss and he says not sure too. (Maybe do know but want me to help him get rid of his old stocks..) The rear drop outs doen't have any bracket to mount a coaster brake. I do notice that many Haro posted here have this type of bracket. Is it a 'must-have' for all Haro bikes? Really appreciate any help rendered.
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#20 2010-08-23 8:03pm
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
BUNCH of pics to come of the finished product, stay tuned!!!! Turned out so sweeet
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#21 2010-08-24 7:52pm
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
JohnnyTr8der wrote:
BUNCH of pics to come of the finished product, stay tuned!!!! Turned out so sweeet
Looking forward to the pics!
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#23 2010-08-25 5:53pm
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Re: 1982 Haro Freestyler
Awesome bike man. Nice action pics too!
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#24 2010-08-28 5:33pm
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That is one SEXY bitch!!!!
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#25 2010-08-29 3:29pm
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