game; Dave Mirra BMX Freestyle released in 2000. But don’t let the looks fool you; while designed to look like the original, it’s Haro Lineage at its finest, capturing the spirit of the past and combining it with present day performance. Although sure to become an instant collector’s piece, make no mistake, this bike was built to be ridden...hard. Just like Dave did.
With a targeted releasedate of July 2017, and an estimated retail price of $800 US, this will no doubt be one of the most sought after bikes of the summer.
Contact your Haro Bikes dealer and put a pre-order in today.
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It can be argued that Dave Mirra was the greatest freestyler of all time, however,it’s undeniable that Dave did more for BMX’s mainstream exposure than any other rider in the sport’s history. As a way to honor Dave’s legacy, we’ve teamed up with Mirraco Corporation to create a bike that pays tribute to one of the many models he rode during his career with Haro. In keeping with both companies’ focus on giving back to the sport, a portion of the revenue generated will be donated to DaveMirra.com to support organizations that promote youth cycling.
If Dave’s candy red tribute model looks familiar, it’ because it graced the coverof Sony’s Playstation
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.