The Haro brand is not shutting down nor pausing, CEO Bjarke Rasmussen told BRAIN, but it did cut its U.S. staff by about a ...

Two electric bicycle shops along Coast Highway 101 in Encinitas, Charlie’s Electric Bike and Griff Electric Bikes, have ...

In addition to recent offerings from Haro Bikes like the Rivet road bike, Buzzard gravel bike, and the Saguaro 1 all-mountain hardtail, Haro continues the brand’s refresh with two new full-suspension ...

The bicycle has been around for ages now. In that time, it has developed uses that range far beyond just Saturday morning rides or getting to work. For some, the bicycle is work. As is the case with ...

Celebrating the launch of the Haro Bikes x Vans Collection, OffTheWall.TV catches up with BMX legend Dennis McCoy to discuss the original freestyle brand's legacy in the industry. The collaboration ...

In 1993, BMX freestyle originator and owner/creator of the Haro Bicycles brand, left the brand to pursue his passion for design and brand marketing. Founded in 1978 by Haro, Haro Bicycles was one of ...

In mid-1988, on the verge of what was allegedly a high profile deal done through then sport agent Micki Conte, BMX flatland and ramp pro Dennis McCoy walked away from his deal with one of the most ...

Haro Bicycles officially announced today that they have signed freeride phenom Cameron Zink to ride... When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it ...

The last time I heard the name Haro I was in middle school. That was back before the Y2K. Since then, it seems the folks there have still been playing the bicycle game, just very low key. Well, 2021 ...

Haro Bikes recently announced the consolidation of it's 2006 MTB team roster with the addition of Eric Porter and the re-signing of 2005 breakout Cody Warren. Freerider Eric Porter will compete on ...

Haro Bikes has reportedly dropped the 650B wheel size from its 2011 catalogue. Haro’s MTB brand manager Jill Hamilton recently posted a sneak peak of the 2011 line on the MTBR.com forum, though none ...