What is it? It's some kind of pursuit BMX, only made for a couple years in the late 80s. It's called a Haro F1.

I took it down, and began dishing an MTB spaced freewheel wheel over to fit in the rear end. Once I had that done, I threw the wheels on, added a layback post and then tried out some different bars on a 130mm MTB stem.
I think I like the look of the risers the best.
I also think I may have to start playing polo if I get this together.
It could be tricky though, as I don't know if I should attempt to fix it or not.
There might not be any provisions for a rear brake, as it originally had a roller drum in the rear hub...
Its so exciting, like after that first real interaction with Scarlett Johanson.
In other Proj-B news: Morgan's tallbike is coming along quickly, blue and white and white and blue. Nick's Triple Tangangle is a freakin anchor, and I predict he will spend more than his budget of ZERO dollars to get it running.
We need silkscreening equipment, so let us know if you've got the hookups.
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Awesome! I can't wait to see it when you're done with it!
That particular bike got some interesting discussion on the zoobomb forum a while back.. http://zoobomb.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=557&highlight=haro
cool! soo friggin' cool!
Thanks Simon, I forgot to post the link to the Zoobomb thread. I like the faired Hutch as well, but thats a unicorn compared the Haro Dart F1.
I wanted to get to the Pedal shop last night but I caught a case of track bike fever and had to sit at home.
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