Haro Revo Specs

Made by Haro Bikes in the 2002 model year, the Haro Revo is a sturdy and relatively heavy 34.6 pound bicycle designed for both freestyle and BMX riding. Featuring only one speed, it offers mechanical simplicity that makes it appropriate for use under demanding conditions. The rest of its specifications match this application.

  1. Frame

    • The Revo's frame is made of TIG-welded chromoly steel with an alloy of chromium and molybdenum. The frame's "tungsten inert gas" welds give it additional strength over traditionally welded frames. It features Haro's fusion steel in its handlebar, a 25.4 millimeter seat post, and features a 74 degree head angle and 71 degree seat angle. The frame's top tube is 19.49 inches long and the bicycle rides on a 35.95 inch wheelbase.

    Brakes

    • Haro builds the Revo with Tektro brakes. Both the front and rear U-brake system are made of a metal alloy while the brake levers are made of aluminum. The Tektro brake system is disc-based for enhanced stopping power and reliability.

    Drivetrain

    • Resin petals made by Haro drive a 44 tooth crankset. It is connected to a KMC Z410 chain with 44 chainrings. The chain drives the rear wheel via a single speed, sixteen tooth, rear cog. Because the Revo is a single speed bike, it lacks both front and rear derailleurs.

    Wheels

    • The Revo has two oversized steel wheels. Both feature Alex Y303 rims with 48 holes and are shod with 20 X 2.10 multi-surface tires. The bike has 14 gauge spokes with brass nipples. Each spoke measures 2.0 mm thick on a straight gauge.