BMX - Haro M6 0r M7

Ok, im a flatland BMXer and i need some advice, is the haro m6 a good flatland BMX bike for a intermediate flatlander? What the difference between a M6 and a M7. This is my first competition level bike im getting so i want to make sure im spending my money wisely.Any suggestions, tips, anything? and please just dont tell me to get a different bike, i need some real help. Gracias...

http://www.harobikes.com/bmx/m6.php#

Should be fine the tt is a little short thought i would prefer a 20 tt not an 18 tt but its all personal preferences.

Should be fine the tt is a little short thought i would prefer a 20 tt not an 18 tt but its all personal preferences.


you're an idiot

Should be fine the tt is a little short thought i would prefer a 20 tt not an 18 tt but its all personal preferences

ok, racer, let me explain like this:

Mikato is a flatlander

proof:


im a flatland BMXer

flatlanders usualy use somewhere around a 18" tt.


you're an idiot
is a reasonable conclusion as is:

your ignorant

ok, racer, let me explain like this:

Mikato is a flatlander

proof:



flatlanders usualy use somewhere around a 18" tt.


is a reasonable conclusion as is:

your ignorant

OK I do a lil bit of flat land and run a 20.5 tt and its absolutely fine basically its personal prefference.

lil bit

key words

What he's trying to say is that he does curb endos in front of his house. Racer, you're in no position to give anyone advice about anything. It's quite clear that you have some sort of mental deficiency.

So, is there anyone that has the knowledge to answer his question?

Please I just need some advice from eny one who has used a M6 or M7 before..."Cant we all... just.... get along." (:

Yes, the Master frames are designed for flatland. However, the lack of a freecoaster makes them ill-suited for the job, since the cranks will backpedal when you do rollbacks and whatnot.

The DK Signal is much better suited for the job.

The bike I am getting is from a local shop for $450.00 US, its has a freecoaster and all the other flatland required stuff. I just didnt like the street handle bars and i dont like the front fork axle off set, i like zero off set the best but, I like the bike... and its the only flatland bike my local chop has in stock. I hate my small town. But any ways whats the difference between a M6 and a M7 and whats up with the f5 and that bent bar thingy being so different, im not familuar with haro, and need some info on there flat land bike history, Gracias...

Please I just need some advice from eny one who has used a M6 or M7 before..."Cant we all... just.... get along." (:
I have ridden the m6 and I hated it, maybe because it was some cheap as* kid who leaves it in the rain at the beach where he lives.

Once again: No one cares what you think. Your opinion - on everything - is completely worthless.

i rode street with that freecoaster on the haro. i don't know a damn thing about freecoasters, or fixing them, but i remember that it had a 14mm axle and it was sealed. lasted 8 months and i cracked the driver so i went back to a cassette. I used to bust some crazy backwards manuals with that thing

Ok, guys never mind I got a KHE Meshersmith(i cant spell it) from flatlandfuel.com I liked the pure flatland geomatry better then the M6 or the M7 and the Dk signal. I also threw in a Oddesey Zero offset front fork for kicks, and did I mention I just saved alot of money on my car insurance by switching to ##^@#________Copy right, lol