Haro FST which year?

[jmt1970]

Hi all, ive managed to get hold of this this afternoon and would like a little help on the year and value, its a scruffy rider but all there, i dont know quite whether its all as it should be as i dont recognise the rear drop outs. Any help appreciated. Dont know wether to restore or sell as is.

[Retrodan72]

It's an '87 I think, I'm no Haro expert though.

[deeman]

It's an 87/88 FST some were actually Sports stickered as FST's....the top tube length will tell you .If it is 19.5" it's more than likely a Sport ( measure from centre of seat tube to centre of head tube). The dropouts on all the Haro freestylers after 85/86 are like that, it was meant to be a standing platform incorporated into the dropout.  It looks to be all there with most of the original parts present....will make a nice resto project....easy to get the powder and decals redone.....all the parts you need shouldn't be too pricey either....or just clean it up and ride as is! 

[factory pilot]

As he said 87/88...

Not many bits need changing to get it factory spec again ... Those pedals are an upgrade as are those 50/50 coaster skyways...
All you need are grips, seat/seat post / seat clamp and stem and you are there mate!

[pickle]

yeah looks nice and pretty original 

[laidback]

 '87. Looks like a nice original base. Here's mine. Owned for about 25 years!..

[brettypeeps]

That is an 87.  The serial number is on the inside of the rear dropout on the coaster brake side
Nice Bike

[Jaymz]

It's an 87/88 FST some were actually Sports stickered as FST's

sport/fsts are easy to spot, they're in 87 colours obviously but lack the wrap round head tube gusset.

[BMX1973]

That's a nice survivor if you want to keep it that way 

Finding the original parts that have been replaced shouldn't be to hard to source.