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1988 Haro Team Master

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laidback:
Evening Chaps.

Well this BMX illness is really kicking in :uglystupid2:  I haven't even got close to finishing my FST rebuild, and i have somehow found myself becoming the owner of a 1987 teal/mint and chrome Team Master frame, Forks and bars. 

This will be a long term project, as i don't have the funds to do anything with it just yet. It will probably have a total rebuild and be minty mint.  It's scruffy in places, but looks pretty straight from what i've seen, fingers crossed! It has chrome forks, with standers and chrome kneesaver bars.

I'll post photos when i get a chance.

To help with the restoration, i'm trying to compile a list of the correct parts. I'd be grateful if the Haro gurus on here can help out, and post a pic or two of the parts i'll be needing to help in my search.

Thanks a lot :)

Sc0tty:
I am looking forward to this one buddy  :) :daumenhoch:

Here's the 1987 haro product catalogue which may help matey. Full tech spec for your bike on the last page.  :)

http://www.ajkbikes.com/downloads/catalogs/1987%20Haro%20Catalog.pdf

laidback:
Thanks for that Sc0tty.

I don't want to tempt fate, as it hasn't arrived at my friends in the US yet, (bought it of someone else in the US, and my friend is posting it out to me), but these are the photos i was sent:













Looks pretty straight, and most of the important bits are there :)

I think i got that lot for a reasonable price, just wandering what the going rate for that lot should be?

Cheers :daumenhoch:

laidback:
What stem is correct?...


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i think the second one might break the bank!

Sc0tty:
Looks to be a really good frame matey.

I bought an 86 haro sport from the US earlier this year, and to be honest it was not the best purchase. The chrome on mine was pitted badly in places, and there was heavy surface rust on the usual places (rear dropouts, area around seat post, BB and gusset) After an OA bath, and shed loads of sanding and polishing, the frame was ready for superbikedan to wave his magic wand.  He has done a pucker job powder coating the frame and forks.  :bow: :bow: :bow: :bow: :daumenhoch: :) ;) :)

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