Bike Check: John Buultjens' HARO Lineage custom.

Jun 26, 2013

Written by Bart de Jong

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-Frame: Lineage
-Forks: FYB with 990 mounts
-Headset: Haro
-Stem: Lineage
-Bars: Biker Bar
-Grips: Team Haro
-Bar ends: Team haro
-Chain: TSC
-Sprocket: Lineage
-Cranks: Premium 1948

-Bottom Bracket set: Haro
-Pedals: Haro
-Seatpost clamp: N/A
-Seatpost: Haro Pivotal
-Seat: Fat Haro Pivotal
-Front tire: Haro La Mesa 2.4
-Front rim: Premium Samsara machined wall
-Front hub: Haro Female
-Rear rim: Premium Samsara machined wall
-Rear tire: Haro La Mesa 2.2
-Rear hub: Haro Female

-Pegs: Haro Compound

Weight: 10.9kg

Is this frame one of the first ones out of the HARO Lineage line?
John: Yes, this was a custom frame from the factory with the 990 mounts welded on the chain stay.

Can you explain what HARO Lineage is all about?
John: Well DMC has a better explanation than I do, but to me it's items we are creating that have a look or feel to it's ancestor.

What’s the colour called?
John: Translucent Teal, amazing in real life!

How does the bike feel?

John: I'm loving it, but again this was a custom frame. The rest of the Haro team are super psyched on the look and feel.

What are the modifications you made to your bike?
John: Brake mounts on the forks and chain stay's, apart from that everything is legit.

When will these frames be available?

John: We hope to have the frames for sale late October 2013

Thanks to: Joe Hawk for hiring me as the Haro BMX Brand Manager. Colin MacKay for putting in the good word. The Haro team, they have all been super supportive with me taking on this new role. My in house team Chris and Derek. Haro for starting this whole freestyle thing and of course you Bart for supporting BMX on a Global scale.