I have an old haro bike and I can't figure out the serial number
08-10-23, 05:50 PM
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I have an old haro bike and I can't figure out the serial number
The cereal number is Z0-L9I0892
I don't know if the zeros ore '0' or 'O'
I don't know if the zeros ore '0' or 'O'
08-10-23, 05:58 PM
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suggest to contact General Mills
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suggest to contact General Mills
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08-10-23, 06:05 PM
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I was going to suggest Kellogg's, less likely, but there's a chance it would be Post or Quaker you need to reach out to.
08-10-23, 08:04 PM
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More of a Weetabix man myself, really makes the old Raleigh fly. Feels a bit cereal at times when it pops up on grocery shelves stateside.
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08-10-23, 08:49 PM
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Didn't post pics of the O's because they're grainy?
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08-11-23, 12:12 AM
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08-11-23, 05:38 AM
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Oh for crying out loud kids, answer please!
The ZO-L are probably letters and the 9I0892 numbers. Maybe it's a LARGE size frame built in 91? Show us the bike and serial number as best as you can.
The ZO-L are probably letters and the 9I0892 numbers. Maybe it's a LARGE size frame built in 91? Show us the bike and serial number as best as you can.
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08-11-23, 06:22 AM
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Are the petals and breaks in good shape?
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08-11-23, 10:23 AM
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I can't help with the OP's question, but I hope they post some Grrrrrrrrrrrrreat!!! pictures. That may help get better answers than the cereal number.
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08-11-23, 11:31 AM
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Let's get Mikey to answer it.
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08-11-23, 11:43 AM
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Welcome to the forum, 10_Points
I hope the replies so far haven't chased you away. If you go to your profile, you can create an album of pictures of your Haro, and another member may link to them to show up here.
I hope the replies so far haven't chased you away. If you go to your profile, you can create an album of pictures of your Haro, and another member may link to them to show up here.
08-11-23, 02:43 PM
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Fixed thread title.
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08-11-23, 03:14 PM
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Those O's look cheery, don't they?
Cheerio,
Mark B
Cheerio,
Mark B
08-11-23, 03:40 PM
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08-11-23, 03:51 PM
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Thanks for trying. Not sure it is much help, though. 
10_Points , welcome! And hang in there. Someone who actually knows something about Haro bikes is bound to come along at some point.
10_Points , welcome! And hang in there. Someone who actually knows something about Haro bikes is bound to come along at some point.
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