Haro Master on Ebay

[Betty]

Too right i will be Daz might even go a bit earlier to check out the track will have to see 

Rick if you're going the track near tesco's be warned it's full of pesky kids... 

See you both saturday... 

Back to the Haro... nice buy imo, but just do what needs to be done to get it rolling

It'll only be original once... 

[hunterdubber]

Nice  score  

A very light sypathetic resto ,,,more of a clean up ,,if you have to


Two reasons

 you will lose it's irreplaceable character/ history

and

you will lose money doing a full on restoration , which is what it will turn into eventually if you start with certain parts  


Some good advice on here ,, but it's your bike  

[ozone]

and you know its original. not some taiwan copy crap.

Those framesets were manufactured in Taiwan so a load of dodgy Tai parts would probably suit the bike perfectly.  

Seriously, I think it's a nice bit of kit and shouldn't need too much spending on it it to get it looking nice.  When Vert-Ego and Skatepool had a load of these framesets for sale every week, you could pick up a built-up example on eBay with a lot of NOS parts fitted for a monkey (sometimes less) so that's why the old guard think it's a bit pricey.  Those frames are long gone now so prices have gone up a bit since.

Does the guy have the fork standers?  I'd have to have a set on it but they are going for serious coin nowadays aren't they?

[Swivel]

Fork standers i've seen go for over £100 also, pees me off that people split these for profit, they should be with the original frame/forks  anyway £500 was I feel a good price indeed, I reckon a wipe over, pump up the tyres and ride the fook out of it 

[Robbo]

Nice one Stu, look forward to seeing pictures once you have it. 

[Discostu]

I still need to work out how to get pics up on the forum. It's a bit of a black art u know!!

[ED209]

I still need to work out how to get pics up on the forum. It's a bit of a black art u know!!

Use Photobucket mate   then [ IMG ] tags to make it show... theres a thread somewhere on how to do it ... will go look  

found it ... http://www.radbmx.co.uk/forum/index.php'topic=32.0 

[CD17]

and you know its original. not some taiwan copy crap.

Those framesets were manufactured in Taiwan so a load of dodgy Tai parts would probably suit the bike perfectly.  

Just what I was thinking, so where did you think it was made   

BTW some of the best bike frames in the world are now made in Taiwan, they have been making most of the bikes in the world for the last 30 years 

I guess I feel it's expensive because I remember buying complete factory spec Nos 85 Masters for £450

[TIMMO1966]

Nice score Mate,clean it,ride it and admire it.

[Swivel]

and you know its original. not some taiwan copy crap.

Those framesets were manufactured in Taiwan so a load of dodgy Tai parts would probably suit the bike perfectly.  

Just what I was thinking, so where did you think it was made   

BTW some of the best bike frames in the world are now made in Taiwan, they have been making most of the bikes in the world for the last 30 years 

I guess I feel it's expensive because I remember buying complete factory spec Nos 85 Masters for £450

If only we could nowadays Chris 

[BENDYCAT ELEVENTEEN]

If stu's work is like any thing i saw on his phone with the stuff he does it will be a lot of hard work and look sweet 

[Discostu]

That's strange bendy. I was thinking of sub contracting some of the resto work out to you