BMX

Similar to the rest of the Shredder line, the Shredder 20 is built around a low profile alloy frame. Many of the same features like 1 1/8-inch threadless headset, rear coaster brake and linear pull v-brakes are all found on the Shredder 20 but what sets it apart from the rest of the line are the full size 20-inch 36 spoke wheels. Also included is a full matching pad set. - 6061 alloy Shredder lo-profile frame - Haro alloy top load stem - 1-1/8 threadless headset - Sure stop coaster brake and linear pull v-brake with adjustable lever - 36-spoke wheels with 20" alloy rims - Full matching pad set

The Shredder 20 Girls has all the same features as the Shredder 20 but with a slightly different frame. The geometry is the same but the girl's version has a slightly lower top tube stand over which makes it easier to straddle. - 6061 alloy Shredder lo-profile frame - Haro alloy top load stem - 1-1/8 threadless headset - Sure stop coaster brake and linear pull v-brake with adjustable lever - 36-spoke wheels with 20" alloy rims - Full matching pad set

The Leucadia is our perfect bike that will inspire any rider to get his freestyle moves into action. It's the perfect bike to ride to school or hit up the local park or pump track. Comes with Haro's own custom design Cr-Mo 3-Piece tubular cranks and sprocket, as well as the new Haro Team grips and Topload molded stem. - Hi-ten frame with 18.5" or 20.5" top tube - Full hi-ten fork with tapered legs - Hi-ten bars 7.50" (on 18.5") or 8.25" (on 20.5") with Haro 1978 alloy top load stem - Haro 1978 3-piece chromoly 8-spline 165mm (on 18.5") or 175mm (on 20.5") cranks with loose ball USA BB - 25/9 gearing with sealed bearing 9T driver - Haro padded fully adjustable seat - Kenda Kontact tires 20 x 2.25" front and rear - Haro Team grips

The Leucadia DLX has all the bells and whistles. Comes with front and rear brake, four pegs and a gyro system for that Nyquist inspired rider. Perfect bike to ride to school or hit up the local park or pump track. Comes with Haro's own custom design Cr-Mo 3-Piece tubular cranks and sprocket, as well as the new Haro Team grips and Topload molded stem. - Hi-ten frame with 18.5" or 20.5" top tube - Full hi-ten fork with tapered legs - Hi-ten bars 7.50" (on 18.5") or 8.25" (on 20.5") with Haro 1978 alloy top load stem - Haro 1978 3-piece chromoly 8-spline 165mm (on 18.5") or 175mm (on 20.3") cranks with loose ball USA BB - 25/9 gearing with sealed bearing 9T driver - Haro padded fully adjustable seat - Kenda Kontact tires 20 x 2.25" front and rear - Haro Team grips - Four pegs, front brakes and a gyro

Just getting into BMX? That doesn’t mean you have to cut corners with your gear. Sunday’s Primer gets you up and running strong with a minimal cash investment, and keeps you rolling with a durable frame featuring chromoly dropouts and mid bottom bracket. It’s decked out with pro-quality components like Sunday’s Freeze stem, Cloud seat and post combo, and 3-piece chromoly cranks. Fat, 2.4-inch Odyssey Pursuit tires stick like glue to all kinds of surfaces, while 36-hole P-7X rims hold up to the abuse you’ll inflict upon them. The Odyssey Springfield brake gives you that stopping power that comes in handy sometimes, and 25-9 gearing gets you ups to speed without getting in the way. Now it’s your turn to make a name for yourself on the Primer.

Welcome to the Downtown. Haro's new model comes well equipped to take you anywhere you wish to ride. Fully Sealed internal headset and Mid BB, just like the pros ride, you will be amazed what you can do on the Downtown. Also added features are the Haro custom molded recycle pedals and new Haro 1978 Lever. - Full hi-ten frame with integrated head tube, Mid BB shell and 19.5" or 20.5" top tube - Full hi-ten fork with tapered legs - Hi-ten bars 8" (on 19.5") or 8.25" (on 20.5") with Haro 1978 alloy top load stem - Haro 1978 3-piece chromoly 8-spline 165mm (on 19.5") or 175mm (on 20.5") cranks with sealed Mid BB - 25/9 gearing with sealed bearing 9T driver - Kenda Kontact tires 2.25" front and rear - Haro padded fully adjustable seat - Haro Team grips

Get quick with the STR street complete. Four-piece bars, 4 pegs, street-specific geo, 25/9 gearing — it's all here. FIT rims wrapped in 2.4 FIT T/A's can handle whatever abuse you can dish up, and the included alloy U-brake keeps your speed dialed on dicey run-ins.

Get on the hunt for perfectly groomed doubles with the TRL. Classic trail geo and 8.7-inch bars keep you locked on big airs, and 36h FIT wheels wrapped in 2.4-inch FIT OEM tires transition from street to dirt with ease. FIT MAC alloy pedals, 30/10 gearing, and a rear brake finish the TRL with nothing more than everything you need for weeknight dirt jams.

Start racking up the street cred on Sunday’s Scout. With a chromoly downtube and dropouts, the Scout frame leaves little to be desired, delivering reliability, light weight, and the best colors on the street. It comes with a grip of aftermarket parts, like Pursuit tires, Springfield brake, Twisted PC pedals, and Broc Raiford Grips from Odyssey. Sunday’s fully sealed hubs keep you spinning free with minimal maintenance, and the Sunday Tripod seat looks good and holds up to a thrashing. Keep progressing, keep impressing, and do it all on your Scout.

You riding this weekend? The Boulevard is the perfect bike for you. Comes with Haro's Fully sealed rear wheel and their aftermarket La Mesa tires. Another great added bonus is the new 1978 Brake set with bridge spring, very light and responsive. Finishing off this pro looking bike they've added the fat 1-Piece seat and post. You know you are riding this weekend! - Full hi-ten frame with integrated head tube, Mid BB shell and 20.5" top tube - Full hi-ten fork with tapered legs - Hi-ten 8.50" bars with Haro 1978 alloy top load stem - Haro 1978 3-piece chromoly 8-spline 175mm cranks with sealed Mid BB - 25/9 gearing with sealed bearing rear hub and driver - Haro La Mesa tires 2.4" front and rear - Haro padded one piece seat with built-in alloy post - Haro Team grips - Haro 1978 alloy brakes with hinge clamp lever

Spriet's signature bike is a chromed-out beast built to take abuse from the likes of Justin himself. It has a full Chromoly frame and fork, 9.25-inch bars, and 36-hole FIT wheels wrapped in beefy 2.4-inch rubber to make all your flatland dreams come true. Four steel pegs might help, so you get those, too. What more could you want?

If it’s good enough for pro riders, Aaron Ross and Mark Burnett, it’ll easily handle what most of us can dish out. Sunday’s Forecaster delivers the goods with a rock-solid rig that is ready for anything you can dream up. The frame’s chromoly downtube and dropouts put strength where you need it most, and Sunday Lightning rims uphold that toughness for all-day street sessions that end with no need for maintenance. Crank up your chromoly cranks with Odyssey’s Twisted PC pedals, and let the freecoaster hub do its magic, hooking up when it’s go time, and spinning free to open up new trick territory. Sealed bearings all around keep you rolling smoothly on your Odyssey Pursuit tires with 2.4 inches of asphalt-gripping width to grab the street and soak up the airs to flat. You don’t have to be a pro to ride their bike.

The hair. The attitude. The skills. You can't have Dugan's style, but you can rep his bike. This year's Dugan Signature sticks with left side drive and full-Chromoly frame and fork but shortens the top tube to 20.75 for a more classic geo. 2.4-inch T/A tires keep you planted, and Odyssey Twisted pedals, tall bars, and a Cafe Tripod seat give you the green light to huck.

Hango rips and you want to rip so grab his bike and get rad. The Hango has a 21-inch TT, full Chromoly frame and fork, comes with two steel pegs, MAC PC pedals, and 2.4 FIT OEM tires. What more could you want? A FIT Cafe tripod seat sweetens the deal.

Brandon Begin's clear-over-raw frame might be understated, but it's packed with performance. Four-piece bars, four pegs (with sleeves), FIT Mac PC pedals, and a free coaster match everything you put into it. Add gray 2.4" tires, a matching Barstool pivotal seat, and snappy street geometry and the Begin Signature is a hard bike to top.