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The Haro Parkway 24 is a steel-framed BMX bike built around 24-inch wheels, a size that rides bigger and steadier than a 20-inch BMX without becoming a full cruiser. It uses old-school, easy-to-service parts: a one-piece steel crankset, American bottom bracket, 16t freewheel and a single rear 990 U-brake. That makes it a simple, durable first BMX or a low-maintenance knockaround bike. Against 20-inch freestyle bikes it rolls over rough pavement better and fits taller riders; against modern 24-inch cruisers it gives up sealed bearings, a cassette hub and 3-piece cranks.
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The Haro Parkway 24" is a single-speed bike with a steel frame and a steel threadless fork. The frame has a 1-1/8" headtube, 990 brake mounts and 14mm axle drop-outs.
It rolls on 24" alloy single-wall rims with 36 spokes and Kenda K-RAD 24 x 1.95" tires. Braking comes from an alloy 990 U-brake worked by an alloy two-finger lever. The drivetrain has a one-piece steel crankset with a 39t steel chainring, a 16t freewheel and a Haro Baseline standard link chain.
