Haro Doubles its Full-Suspension Line with the New Carbon Greer & Daley

It’s been a while since we’ve heard from Haro Bikes. Remember back in late 2024, when they introduced us to their new Daley (all-mountain) and Greer (enduro) full-suspension mountain bikes? Well, they’ve just released new versions of those two popular bikes that sport carbon fiber frames. And Haro says they’re “lighter, stronger, and faster. It looks like the framesets are on the brand’s site now.

The new Daley and Greer maintain the same suspension platform, geometry, and durability that riders already know from the aluminum versions, but now with the weight savings the carbon frames bring to the table. The move gives Haro a complete carbon lineup that complements thier current aluminum options.

Both the Carbon Greer and Carbon Daley come with extensive customization options to match different riding preferences and budgets. Each model offers four different color schemes and four component tiers.

All the Choices…

This lets buyers choose between SRAM and Shimano drivetrains. The suspension setup features Fox components across the range, while brake options include either Shimano or TRP systems, depending on the build level. We go over the build levels below.

The Carbon Greer targets trail and enduro riding styles, offering the versatility needed for varied terrain while keeping the stable handling characteristics riders expect from an enduro bike.

The Carbon Daley serves similar riding disciplines with its own geometry tweaks and suspension tuning. Both bikes are designed to handle the demands of serious trail riding while offering the performance benefits that come with lighter carbon construction.

Haro will be offering four build levels, three deep for each bike. There are no pricing details for the complete bikes yet, but I’ll be sure to update when it comes through. In the meantime, the build levels look virtually the same for both the Greeer and Daley.

Greer Build Options

The Carbon Greer is available in 4 colorways and 4 componentry tiers that allow consumers to choose between SRAM and Shimano builds, while offering Fox suspension and Shimano or TRP brakes.

Greer Carbon Top Shelf, Carbon 1 and Carbon 2- with tapered steer tube, 148mm boost, 160/170mm travel, and frame storage space

• Fox Suspension
  Top shelf includes Fox 38 Factory fork with Kashima coating and Float X2 Factory shock with Kashima coating.
  Carbon 1 includes Fox 38 Float Performance Elite Grip X2 fork and Float Performance Elite shock.
  Carbon 2 includes Fox 38 Factory Fork and Float X2 shock.
• Shimano Builds
  Top Shelf includes XTR, 4-piston 203mm brakes, Shimano XTR RD-M9250 electronic derailleur and Shimano XTR CS-M9200-12, 12-speed cassette
  Carbon 1 includes Shimano XT brakes, Shimano Deore XT RD-M8250 electronic derailleurand Shimano CS-M8200-12, 12-speed cassette
  Carbon 2 includes TRP Slate Evo brakes, Shimano SLX derailleur and a Shimano SLX 12 speed cassette
• SRAM Builds
  Top Shelf includes TRP HD Evo Pro brakes, SRAM XX AXS electronic derailleur and SRAM XS 1297 12 speed cassette
  Carbon 1 includes TRP DH-R Evo brakes, SRAM XO Eagle electronic derailleur and SRAM XS 1295 12 speed cassette
  Carbon 3 includes TRP Slate Evo Brakes, SRAM Eagle 90 derailleur and SRAM CS-1270 12 speed cassette

Daley Build Options

The Carbon Daley is available in 4 colorways and 4 componentry tiers that allow consumers to choose between SRAM and Shimano builds, while offering Fox suspension and Shimano or TRP brakes.

Daley Carbon Top Shelf, Carbon 1, Carbon 2 and Carbon 3- with tapered steer tube, 148mm boost, 140/150mm travel and frame storage space

• Fox Suspension
  Top shelf includes Fox 36 Factory fork with Kashima coating and Float X2 Factory shock with Kashima coating.
  Carbon 1 includes Fox 36 Performance Elite fork and Fox Float X Factory Series shock.
  Carbon 2 includes Fox 38 Factory Fork and Fox Float X Performance Seies
  Carbon 3 includes Fox 36 Performance fork and Fox Float X Performance Seies shock
• Shimano Builds
  Top Shelf includes XTR, 4 piston 203mm brakes, Shimano XTR RD-M9250 electronic derailleur and Shimano XTR CS-M9200-12, 12-speed cassette
  Carbon 1 includes Shimano XT brakes, Shimano Deore XT RD-M8250 electronic derailleurand Shimano CS-M8200-12, 12-speed cassette
  Carbon 2 includes TRP Slate Evo brakes, Shimano SLX derailleur and a Shimano SLX 12 speed cassette
• SRAM Builds
  Top Shelf includes TRP HD Evo Pro brakes, SRAM XX AXS electronic derailleur and SRAM XS 1297 12 speed cassette
  Carbon 1 includes TRP DH-R Evo brakes, SRAM XO Eagle electronic derailleur and SRAM XS 1295 12 speed cassette
  Carbon 3 includes TRP Slate Evo Brakes, SRAM Eagle 90 derailleur and SRAM CS-1270 12 speed cassette

Let’s go over the new frame details.

Haro Carbon Greer Frame Retail & Detail

Retail: $3,100 (frameset)

• Frame: Greer Carbon Full Suspension frame with downtube protector, 1-1/8″ – 1-1/5″ Tapered Head Tube, 148mm Boost OLD, UDH Derailleur
  Hanger
• Rear/front suspension travel: 160 mm / 170 mm
• Rear Shock: FOX FLOAT X2 Factory, Trunnion, 2-position adjust, Kashima coating
• Bottom Bracket: 68/73 BSA
• Brake Mount: 203 mm Postmount
• Seat Tube Diameter: 34,9 mm / 38,9 mm clamp
• Maximum tire width & Size: 2.6” (66 mm) / 29″/27.5″ Mullet
• Recommended fork size: 170 mm Travel / Rake 44 mm
• Suspension mount dimensions: Trunnion Mount, 205×65 mm

Greer Geometry

Haro Carbon Daley Frame Retail & Detail

Retail: $2,800 (frameset)

• Frame: Daley Carbon Full Suspension frame with downtube protector, 1-1/8″ – 1-1/5″ Tapered Head Tube, 148mm Boost OLD, UDH Derailleur
  Hanger
• Rear/front suspension travel: 140 mm / 150 mm
• Rear Shock: FOX FLOAT X Performance Series, Trunnion Mount, 185×52.5mm, 2-position adjust
• Bottom Bracket: 68/73 BSA
• Brake Mount: 203 mm Postmount
• Seat Tube Diameter: 34.9 mm / 38.9 mm clamp
• Maximum tire width & Size: 2.6” (66 mm) / 29″
• Recommended fork size: 150 mm Travel / Rake 44 mm
• Suspension mount dimensions: Trunnion Mount,185×52.5mm

Daley Geometry

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