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Haro Master: Buying the dream.

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brettypeeps:
Build it :4_17_5:





or you will forever be tweeking it...  Oh OK you will always be tweeking it no matter what :daumenhoch:

Haro Fan:
OK. I've just bid for a frame on ebay. I'm not going to pay a crazy price for it but if I win it, it will start the ball rolling. If I do get one, it will be for riding (a little), not just for show. Thanks.

HF.

brettypeeps:
Mine is ridden even at skateparks.  And it is beautiful :4_17_5:

griff:
^^^ what they said!  :daumenhoch:

I found this site while looking for info on building my first mid-life crisis bike and now I'm part way through my own haro master!
There are loads of helpful people on here and posts with useful info - I can tell you that scouring the web for parts is good fun, plus you get to decide what goes on it

Be warned though, it is addictive - mrs griff has already compared me to a crackhead the amount of time I've been spending on here ;D

welcome and good luck with the build mate

dancetothedrummersbeat:
I agree, build it yourself. Far more satisfying...
....and as Griff says,it becomes very addictive. Just over a year a go i decided to build a skyway t/a. I now have the skyway, an MT Racing Fox and parts for a Hutch and PK Ripper builds.... I also wouldn't mind a patterson....

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