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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.In addition if it's repainted any collector value is gone.

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The online stores have a wide range of stickers for hydro flasks that are not just made of high-grade material but also offer protection against the sun and are waterproof in nature. These stickers made of vinyl stay and stick on any kind of item that you choose. Also, you can easily remove them, without them leaving behind a sticky feel. To have a look at an enormous collection of colorful and cute decorative stickers, visit https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07XJ7G1Q1

You need to determine the brand/model of hub and then search for parts diagrams or repair procedures. Hubs are not specific to certain bikes, and the hub may change on a model from year to year. Post a pic of your hub, especially any part with writing on it, on a BMX site, or go to a bike shop to ID the hub.

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Parts vendor could be called to request assistance, or visit Walmart or Target stores where they have been sold to request assistance. https://www.monsterscooterparts.com/bicycle-parts/bicycle-brands/schwinn-bikes/schwinn-meridian

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You have several options: 1. Follow the instructions for the computer that came with it or that can be found on the manufacturer website. 2. Go to a bike co-op for help 3. Have a bike shop install it. 4. Provide some useful info here such as the make and model of the bike computer. Without that nobody can help you.

First, of course, make sure you have released the pump lever before removing from the valve. If you were able to put the pump on the valve before engaging the lever it should be just as easy to remove once you have put the lever back to the initial position. If it is still difficult try slightly unscrewing the parrt around the seal.

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.

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.In addition if it's repainted any collector value is gone.

If there is no obvious connection, it may just be a breather hose for the engine.

It's worth the same as any other bike in the same mechanical and visual condition. It has no significant collectible value.

you can change the stem with other one, with another angle and reach.

1. Begin by removing the outer nut. Using a 15mm spanner (closed end preferred), turn the nut in an anti-clockwise direction when looking at the nut from the same side as the nut is on (Dia.1 below)
2. Next remove the outer nut, round washer, training wheel and square stabiliser washer. DO NOT loosen or remove inner nut!!

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If you have a local cycle shop I suggest you give them a chance because with the state of online sales, if you don't use local businesses they will be lost. Failing that both ebay and Amazon offer a great many cycle parts...

Yes it can, This web has diagrams and instructions with pictures,http://www.bikewebsite.com/rhub.htm.

1. Your post has no question in it.2. Very rare to be able to ID a bike from serial number alone.3. Not usually important to know brand/model. Parts are generally universal and a bike with no brand/model on it is not valuable.