BMX - Haro's 'Raw' frame color

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MadMan2k
02-16-05, 11:10 PM
I just noticed on Haro's site; some of their bikes are offered in a raw, unpainted color choice. Isn't it a bad idea for steel to be unpainted, so it can rust more easily?
Like this one:
http://harobikes.com/bmx/nyquist-r24.php (That bike is neat, but I dunno about the raw color, on a looks-only point of view even)
it has a clear coat of paint on it so its not exposed to the elements
MadMan2k
02-17-05, 08:49 AM
Ah. I just dont understand why people would want a frame that still has burned spots on the metal where it was welded :/
Ah. I just dont understand why people would want a frame that still has burned spots on the metal where it was welded :/
Cause' it looks pimpin'! No, I don't know.
bmexican
02-17-05, 12:36 PM
raw is aw-sum. the little burn marks in it make it look cool, and yes they do have a clear coat on the metal, as do all painted frames.
queensrider86
02-17-05, 07:06 PM
raw is hot.it looks really ghetto
easternbikes
02-17-05, 07:29 PM
i have a raw frame, and its just cool to be able to look and see all the diffrent colors the heat made, i also just like the color of the chromoly that was used on it
sxe fbm rider
02-18-05, 04:59 PM
Ah. I just dont understand why people would want a frame that still has burned spots on the metal where it was welded :/
That's exactly why they like it and why I took the painf off my one bike. That looks great in my opnion. Alot of bike come in raw and they are super hot.
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