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Bob Haro is Back, Designs FS1 BMX Freestyle Frameset for His New IKONIX Bike Brand

IKONIX FS1 BMX frameset hero(Photos / IKONIX Bikes)
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There are a few names that pop into my head when I think of the sport of BMX and its legends. Besides Gary Turner, Bob Haro is one of the first to pop into my noggin. And he’s not done yet. Recently, he announced a new frameset for his brand, IKONIX Bikes. It’s called the FS1, and it looks to be a modern take on a Haro freestyle frame, and looks pretty cool.

IKONIX FS1 BMX frameset early bob
The early days of Haro… (Photos / IKONIX Bikes)

The frame and fork are limited to a run of 100 units. They’re retailing for $1,299.99. You can even pick what serial number you want between 1 and 100. There will be a 50% deposit needed to reserve the number you want.

IKONIX FS1 BMX frameset first pic
IKONIX FS1 BMX frameset frame backside

As long as it’s not number 1 through 16, as they have been spoken for. As well as a few other scattered numbers, so any number other than those. So if you have a certain number you want to nail down, you’d better act quickly.

IKONIX FS1 BMX frameset top back

Did you know that Bob Haro was one of the stunt riders in the iconic BMX chase scene in the movie E.T. The Extra-Terrestrial? No? Well, it’s pretty cool. Check it out HERE.

IKONIX FS1 BMX frameset bb junction

Ok, let’s talk about IKONIX Bikes before jumping into the details of the FS1.

Who Is IKONIX?

IKONIX was founded by ABA Hall of Famer, and arguably the inventor of BMX Flatland Freestyle, Bob Haro. IKONIX combines Bob’s innovative spirit and long-time experience to deliver premium bicycles and accessories.

Blending modern technology, high-quality craftsmanship, and timeless designs, IKONIX aims to provide a product that will stand up to the performance needs of today’s riders.

The launch of the FS1 frameset marks the beginning of IKONIX Bikes, and they have a full lineup of BMX products, including more IKONIX bikes and apparel that is set to be released this Summer.

The IKONIX FS1 Frameset

After many years in the making, IKONIX launches the FS1, a limited edition frame and fork set. Only 100 will be produced, and each will be built with 100% chromoly steel.

IKONIX FS1 BMX frameset cnc dropouts

The frame features signature hydroformed down and fork tubes, a CNC-machined head tube, dropouts, and bottom bracket. Bob says it’s “an homage to my first freestyle bike but fully modern.”

IKONIX FS1 BMX frameset frame non drive

The first 100 frames will be numbered with a special signature plaque. The FS1s are supposed to ship “no later than August 15, 2025”, when you will be charged the remaining balance. You will receive regular updates on the production of your FS1.

FS1 Frame Geo

IKONIX FS1 BMX frameset geo chart

Frame Highlights

  • Hydro-formed downtube
  • Heat-treated 1 ⅛” to 1.5” tapered head tube
  • Heat-treated bottom bracket
  • CNC dropouts
  • Full 4130 chromoly

Fork Highlights

  • Hydro-formed legs
  • 990 mounts
  • Internal cable routing
  • Tapered CNC steer tube
  • Full 4130 chromoly

IKONIXBikes.com

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Larry
Larry
3 months ago

BMX!

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blahblahblah
3 months ago

“The frame and fork are limited to a run of 100 units” “The first 100 frames will be numbered with a special signature plaque” huh?

Brian B
Brian B
3 months ago

Put in Rad then BMX Bandits and dust off the Hutch.

King County
King County
3 months ago

The first GT fork from the ‘s’ frame had internal routing just like that, then they changed to the standard loop/ring to hold the cable, probably because forks cracked exactly at the opening. I know mine cracked there. ..I do not see why there is an indent at the rear dropout. Someone may have a nut / washer that does not fit perfectly there and if you are using pegs that indent means less support. ..Are tapered headtubes a thing in freestyle BMX now?

Bmx24
Bmx24
3 months ago
Reply to  King County

Looks to be tapered or reinforced externally only, the forks look straight 1 1/8 inch.

The dropouts looks invest cast , possibly made by wethepeople factory, they do alot of that kind of thing.

For of those left that aren’t totally crippled from hucking early 90s rolling battle hammers this would be nice piece.

New schoolers wouldn’t ride this bike.

Nice as original an Haro with pristine padset or the saddle off Nicole Kidmans bike in bmx bandits….

We all have are tasts this however wouldn’t be mine.

Bmx24
Bmx24
3 months ago

So bikerumor deleted my comment…

Zach Overholt
Admin
3 months ago
Reply to  Bmx24

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Bmx24
Bmx24
3 months ago
Reply to  Zach Overholt

Ok cheers

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