available with 18.5 inch being the shortest and the 20.3" being the longest. There's no more excuse not to pick a bmx bike over a scooter, ipad, mobile phone, Playstation or XBox360. Get out and ride.
Features - 2016 HARO Leucadia
-Hi-ten frame with 18.5" or 20.3" top tube
-1 1/8" hi-ten threadless fork
-Hi-ten bars 7.50" (on 18.5") or 8.25" (on 20.3") with alloy stem
-3-piece chromoly 8-spline 175mm 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
MSRP: $279.99 (USA)
Weight: 26 lbs
Sizes: 18.5", 20.3"
Frame Components 2016 Haro Leucadia:
Frame Hi-Ten frame with 18.5" or 20.3" TT
Fork Hi-Ten 1 1/8" Threadless
Colors Gloss Black, Gloss Neon Red, Gloss White
Drivetrain
Cranks 3 pc Crmo 8 spline 175mm w/ USA loose ball BB
Gearing 25/9
Pedals Wellgo plastic 9/16"
Wheels
Tires Kenda Kontact 20x2.25 F/R
Hubs 36H steel shell loose ball; 36H Alloy shell loose ball 
w/14mm axle & 9T sealed driver
Rims 36H Alloy single wall
Other Components
Grips Haro Team Grips
Handle Bar Hi-Ten 8.25" bars w/ forged alloy stem
Seat Haro padded adjustable seat with steel post
More info at your local HARO Bikes dealer or visit the www.HARObikes.com website.
HARO's answer to the Scooter popularity is the 2016 HARO Leucadia model. The pricepoint has come down so the Leucadia can compete with the price of a new skateboard, a mobile phone or a damn scooter. We need kids on BMX bikes and it helps if their first bike isn't a piece of shit. The Leucadia isn't. It's got the right geometry, 3-piece cranks, a 25/9 gear with a sealed bearing 9T driver in the back, Haro grips, a topload stem and brakes that work. With a choice of three colours there's a good chance you will be able to pick one. Two top tube sizes are
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