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How to read Haro serial numbers for mid-school and new ...

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May 24, 2019 - The Haro serial number will give you the build date of your Haro BMX. Frames were normally manufactured the year before being sold in bike shops ...

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Product Registration - Locate your serial number

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The serial number on carbon frames can be found printed on a QR code located on the bottom bracket or internally on the head tube. Please ask your dealer for ...

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Haro Serial Numbers

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The Haro Serial number page will help you decode, or try to figure out the model of your Haro bike. The serial numbers change from the 90s, 2000, and so on.

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Haro Serial Number Info - BMXmuseum.com Forums

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Mar 7, 2010 - Serial number will contain a model abbreviation and year/month within the first 5 or so digits. Year codes interchange month/year, year/month ...

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Google "haro serial number" or ask at a bmx site, but it's not important what year it is for repair parts. Model, having original equipment, and cosmetic/mechanical condition are all more important than exact year as far as resale value.

What type? Haro bikes are BMX bikes. If you mean model, try posting multiple pics of the bike/components on a BMX specific site. I know of no way to ID a Haro model (or most bikes) by serial number.

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You already posted what kind it is in the previous question - "Haro bicycle F2 freestyle series." An average is a single number, a range is two numbers, so there's no such thing as an average range. Nobody here can give you info based on a serial number. I already gave you a way to research what year you have, but year is not terribly important for value. You can also try this site to look at specs for different years of the F2 in order to determine what year yours is: http://knowyourbike.com/haro/f2
Price depends on mechanical and physical condition, the size of your city/town, and the desirability of the particular bike, thus can vary by a huge amount, so an average price is useless. Research, decide on a price, advertise on Craigslist or bulletin boards, and if nobody bites then the price is too high.

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You just stated the model. As for year, it's not that important, but all you have to do is Google Haro serial number to find some potential assistance. You can also post a pic on a BMX site, as almost all bikes have different paint/decal schemes for different years.

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Price and value of a bike are based on more than a serial number. The main variable is condition but color, tires, number of gears and type of seat are also considerations. Look on ebay for a Haro mountain bike, chances are there is a bike like your listed for sale.

If this is the bike you are referring to
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It looks like it is possible that the slot that the axle bolts into the bike is almost vertical. On some bikes the derailleur side has a .piece of metal which when you pull the tire tight in the slot it will pull the wheel crooked. If this is the case on this bike, pull the axle all the way back on the derailleur side and then center the tire in the frames both top and bottom, then tighten bolts. Make sure there is enough metal under the bolts to properly anchor the axle to. The bolt should clamp down on metal all the way around with the exception of the slot in the frame. Good Luck!

Sounds like a 1997 Haro Group 1 Ali.