Mountain bikes are fantastic for pulling you up steep hills and bringing you back down with control. They take the wear and tear of unforgiving trails very well, especially with their thick knobby tires and forgiving suspension. But how well do mountain bikes do when riding long distances? Can you hop on a bike and …

Picture this: you’re riding through the mountains on your amazing mountain bike. You spent months finding the right tires with just the right amount of traction, adjusting the handlebars and seat to your liking, and deciding whether to go for a steel or carbon fiber frame. Only 30 minutes into your ride, you feel a …

If you’ve ever seen The Wizard of Oz, you probably have a clear image of Miss Gulch on her bike with Toto the dog shoved into a basket on the back. While we don’t condone stealing dogs, we do like the idea of having a basket, especially on a mountain bike. You can put a …

There are so many elements to consider when picking out a bike. The tire size, frame, and handlebar distance can all make or break your riding experience. The tubeless tire first began gaining popularity in 1999 after over a decade of using an inflatable innertube inserted into the rim. This revolutionary development changed the game …

There are quite a few elements to consider when deciding what kind of mountain bike to get. You have to think about how knobbly you want the tires, how high you need the handlebars, and how large the wheels need to be for your stature. But what about the gears? What do they do? And …

There are countless factors to building or buying the perfect mountain bike for you. Whether you’re picking out your tires or deciding what material frame to go with, each mountain bike-related decision you make will determine your riding experience. The type and size of your mountain bike handlebars are no exception. After all, you are …

We know that the bike world can be a little confusing. They all have two wheels, pedals, and handlebars, so what’s the difference? Using the correct bike for an activity will determine how easy the ride is or if you’re able to finish the trek at all. You might even end up hurting yourself if …

Are you even a biker if you don’t do sick wheelies? Flipping your front tire up looks awesome and is as exhilarating as it is difficult. Are popping wheelies bad for your mountain bike? Should you avoid this stunt if you’re trying to maintain the longevity of your bike? The good news is that you …

Numerous scenarios could occur where one may be looking to hit the trails, only to realize the bike choices available to them are limited. Maybe your bike is currently in the shop, or you are visiting some family and decide to borrow one of their bicycles, quickly learning that there isn’t necessarily an option that …

Haro mountain bikes are made by Haro Bikes, a company with a rich history that’s been dedicated to creating the best bikes in the business since the late seventies when it was called Haro Designs. Haro Bikes first entered the market with factory plates for BMX bikes and slowly grew from there. In 1987, Haro …