Strictly speaking it's a cruiser, not a road bike. Road bikes traditionally have drop bars and a more hunched over riding position.
As a cruiser it has an upright riding position, making for poor aero characteristics and difficulties riding standing up out of the saddle.
It's OK for casual, short-distance riding but not the bike you want to use if you're going far.
Having an alloy frame and a 3-speed hub makes it a little better/lighter than many other cruisers, which isn't saying much. You'd probably want to get another sprocket to get the best use out of the available gearing range.
Also, what'd make the bike more useful for everyday riding is fenders, and a way to carry stuff. A rack or a basket.
The stock rear fender is a joke. At that length it won't even protect the rider from picking up a "racing stripe" if the road is wet, which is kinda the minimum requirement for a fender to make any sense.
And if you like to ride in company, you'd want a fender with a lot more coverage, or you'd have to stay at the rear of the pack on wet roads to keep your pals out of your rooster tail.
haro bikes are quality espicialy the haro x3 amazing bike 10/10 :)
Yes, the Haro Pro XL is a very good BMX racing bike. It's not top of the line, but it's far from entry level.
yes because the bike is a nice light weight bike that is easy to do tricks and are worth the $150-$200 price
all different, not better or worse, different bikes suit different people. both good brands haro is the best cos they bikes that are good for everything, for my money it would be haro but it truly depends on your budget and what you would like
Yes! They are the BEST brand of bike but more good brands are haro, mongoose, and diamondback.
depends what for but if you want a good al arround bike id say the forum line up or the convert frame
well if ur wookin for a good peddle bicycle i would suggest gettin a huffy, mongoose, or the best bike in the world is a haro.
haro fit s&m eastern and Sunday are all good brands
it depends on how tall you are. im about 5'9" and i ride a 20" and its a pretty good fit. but it all depends on what your going to do with the bike itself
Good for price get it
Yes. A Haro Forum is a very good bike. Cromoly front triangle, fork and handlebar (rear triangle and head tube are high tensile steel), 3 piece crank with sealed bearings, aluminum sealed bearing hubs... it's a great value really.
sick bike. best bike for the money if you like street and park