Haro X24
Life isnt all about speed, you know. OK, maybe it is, but its nice to be comfortable sometimes too. A different animal altogether than Haros high-strung flier X4, the X24 is designed to make fast flying a more comfortable affair for taller riders who dont want to lose all their fillings in one weekend of riding.
Dont take that to mean that the X24 is any kind of department-store special “soft-roader.” With a chromoly downtube and front forks, you can believe that the X24 is plenty strong enough for anything but a slalom down Mt. Everest, and significantly lighter than it might first seem. In fact, it is only about 2 lbs. heavier than the much smaller X18. In addition, the X24 boasts such trail-ready gear as a Haro 3-pc chromoly crankset with fully sealed bearings, Alex 36H Alloy rims shod with Kenda K-Rad tires, a WinZip rotor and even a couple of steel pegs in the back should passengers be on your mind. Not that we would ever advise such a thing.
In the end, the Haro X24 would probably be best use as a trail rider, not a stunt flier. Think of it as a Land Rover LR3: big, comfortable, and capable enough to get the job done.
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