Haro La Bastille

This bike is specifically engineered for advanced riders. Its aggressive geometry and responsive handling are designed to support complex technical maneuvers, which can make it feel twitchy and difficult to control for someone just learning the basics.

No, the Haro La Bastille does not include pegs. You will need to purchase a compatible set separately if you plan on doing grind tricks.

It is a versatile freestyle machine designed by Matthias Dandois, making it an excellent choice for flatland, street, and park riding. The full chromoly construction provides the durability needed for these high-impact disciplines.

Yes, the frame is gyro-compatible. If you want to perform barspins and tailwhips without tangling your brake cables, you can easily add a detangler system.

The sealed freecoaster hub allows you to roll backward without the pedals spinning with the wheel. This is a crucial feature for street and flatland riding, as it gives you more freedom to perform fakie tricks.

The shorter 19.5-inch top tube makes the bike more compact and maneuverable, which is ideal for technical tricks and spinning maneuvers. It provides a tighter feel compared to the longer frames typically found on dirt-jumping or trail bikes.