This is a fully NOS (New old stock) 1980's Haro Design Sweater. I have to thank the original UK Haro Distrobutor Shiner Ltd, Bristol for this item. They have donated 2 Haro jerseys for this fantastic cause. I took these to the IBMXFF World Championships last weekend & had them signed by the original Haro Freestyle guys who were there doing an old school demo. Yeah, this sweater is signed the whole damn crew in this order
Dave "Gumby"Nourie, Ron "2-Hip" Wilkerson, Mike "King of the Skatepark" Dominguez, Brian "Too Smooth!" Blyther & of course by the man himself
Mr Bob "God father of freestyle" Haro.
This is a fully NOS (New old stock) 1980's Haro Design Sweater. I have to thank the original UK Haro Distrobutor Shiner Ltd, Bristol for this item. They have donated 2 Haro jerseys for this fantastic cause. I took these to the IBMXFF World Championships last weekend & had them signed by the original Haro Freestyle guys who were there doing an old school demo. Yeah, this sweater is signed the whole damn crew in this order Dave "Gumby"Nourie, Ron "2-Hip" Wilkerson, Mike "King of the Skatepark" Dominguez, Brian "Too Smooth!" Blyther & of course by the man himself Mr Bob "God father of freestyle" Haro. 
A while ago when riding street with some friends, I thought to simplify the hub guard. Hub guards are not simple to assemble and too large for its functionally. Usually the riders that use hub guard also use pegs, so a peg with a hub guard in just one piece will be easier to assemble and with a better look. The ones we are testing fits in a great part of hubs and frames, it just doesn't fit in frames with dropouts that are bigger than the standard pegs. The mutantbikes "peguard" will have a metal sleeve ticker below than above, 
After doing a BMX 'zine for ten years (1987 - 1996) FATBMX made it on the internet. The year was 1998. Here to stay.