Haro 2021 Sloride 24" BMX Bike (22.5" Toptube) (Black)

Haro Bikes Sloride 24" BMX Bike Description:

The Haro 2021 Sloride 24" BMX Bike is a tribute to BMX. Brian Blyther, Mike Dominguez, and Xavier Mendez specifically. The Slo-ride is built just like a 20" BMX bike except for the frame which is made out of 6061 alloy which keeps this build lightweight without sacrificing strength. The usual BMX characteristics are there such as a sealed mid bottom bracket, chromoly 3-piece cranks, and chromoly fork with tapered legs. Throw in some of Haro's 1978 parts and you have a bike that rides like your 20" BMX, but is smoother and more comfortable while remaining lively and agile due to the 24" wheels.

Specifications:

• Frame: 6061 Heat Treated Alloy Frame w/ Integrated Headtube and Mid Bottom Bracket Shell (22.5" Toptube)
• Fork: 100% Chromoly Threadless w/ Internally Threaded Steerer Tube and Tapered Legs (1-1/8")
• Headset: Integrated, Sealed
• Stem: Forged Alloy Top-Load (50mm Reach)
• Bars: 100% Chromoly Freestyler (7" Rise)
• Grips: Haro Team Grips
• Cranks: 3-Piece Chromoly 8 Spline (175mm)
• Bottom Bracket: Sealed Mid
• Pedals: Haro 78 Plastic w/ Chromoly axle (9/16")
• Sprocket: Steel (36-Tooth)
• Chain: KMC 410
• Front Hub: High Flange Alloy Shell, Unsealed (36-Hole)
• Rear Hub: High Flange Alloy Shell, Unsealed (36-Hole)
• Driver: 17-Tooth
• Front Rim: 24" Alloy, Double Wall (36-Hole)
• Rear Rim: 24" Alloy, Double Wall (36-Hole)
• Front Tire: Kenda Kranium 24" x 2.1"
• Rear Tire: Kenda Kranium 24" x 2.1"
• Seat: Haro Adjustable Padded
• Seat Post: Alloy (27.2mm)
• Seat Clamp: Alloy (31.8mm)
• Brake Lever: Promax XL-378 Two Finger
• Brakes: Promax TX-117 Alloy V-Brake
• Gyro: -
• Gyro Tabs: -
• Brake Mounts: Welded
• Extras: -
• Color: Sloride Padset
• Weight: -

Geometry:

• Toptube Length: 22.5"
• Chainstay Length: -
• Headtube Angle: 72°
• Seattube Angle: 70°
• Bottom Bracket Height: -
• Standover: -
• Sizing Guideline: -

For assistance building your new bike, please check out our tech help section here for instructions and tips on how to build your bike to ensure it is safe.

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Note: To ensure that every component on your bicycle is working properly, Dan's Comp recommends that all bikes be assembled by a qualified mechanic. Improper assembly of your bicycle may lead to premature wear or failure of individual components such as headsets, crank assembly and wheels. Failure to do so may void the manufacturer warranty.

This product was added to our catalog on June 28, 2022