As a cyclist whose roots can be traced back to late 70s BMX racing, I have a sweet spot for Bob Haro and the Haro brand. Hell, I was one of the first kids in my neighborhood to have a Haro Factory Plate on my Webco. So, when I walked up to Haros booth at this years Sea Otter Classic, I was happy to see some new offerings in the Rivette road bike and soon-to-be-released Buzzard gravel race bike. Over the past few years, it seemed that the adult bikes that Haro Bikes were offering were a bit dated and lacked any real zest. Well, it seems that Haro has blown everything up and started fresh. Lets take a look. The Haro Rivette(Photo/Ron Frazelle)Haro calls their commitment to drop bar performance bikes, their new obsession. Although they are brand new to the drop bar space, Haro has accumulated years of experience as riders and product developers to bring you the Rivette, their race-ready all-arounder. (Photo/The Lunch Ride)The Rivette is crafted from carbon fiber in size-specific layups for a blend of stiffness and feathery weight (size 56cm raw frame with metal parts is 750g). The Rivettes stiff headtube should offer precise steering and sharp cornering. (Photo/The Lunch Ride)(Photo/The Lunch Ride)The aero tube shapes and fully integrated cable routing create clean lines and reduce drag. The Rivettes short rear end should be great for responsive acceleration, and the geometry in fine fine-tuned to let the rider master climbs, carve corners, and attack the descents, at a race pace. Rivette Carbon Top ShelfHaro Rivette (Photo/The Lunch Ride)Retail: $7999Our dream road bike, specd with the highest-level race-ready components SpecificationsUCI-certified carbon frame and fork with tapered steerer tube in custom size-specific carbon layups. Designed to work exclusively with electronic groupsetsShimano Dura-Ace Di2 with size-specific crank lengthsShimano Dura-Ace hydraulic disc brakes with 160mm rotorsVision Carbon Metron 45 SL tubeless clincher wheelset. Valves, tape, and sealant includedVittoria Corsa Pro tubeless-ready tires, 700x30c with tan sidewalls. *Max tire width 700x36cHeadset for internal cable routing, and size-specific one-piece combined bar and stemCustom bar tape to match frame graphicsDesigned around a Universal Derailleur Hanger (UDH)Rivette Carbon 1Rivette Carbon 1 (Photo/Haro Bikes)Retail: $6499The Rivette Carbon 1 features the same featherweight carbon fiber frame and fork fine-tuned for full speed, at a competitive level.SpecificationsUCI-certified carbon frame and fork with tapered steerer tube in custom size-specific carbon layups. Designed to work exclusively with electronic groupsetsShimano Ultegra Di2 with size-specific crank lengthsShimano Ultegra hydraulic disc brakes with 160mm rotorsVision Carbon SC45 tubeless clincher wheelset. Valves, tape, and sealant includedVittoria Corsa N.EXT tubeless-ready tires, 700x30c with tan sidewalls. *Max tire width 700x36cHeadset for internal cable routing, and size-specific one-piece combined bar and stemCustom bar tape to match frame graphicsDesigned around a Universal Derailleur Hanger (UDH)Rivette Carbon 2Rivette Carbon 2 (Photo/Haro Bikes)Retail: $4799The most affordable of the Rivette carbon family, the Carbon 2 ticks all of the boxes for a performance road bike.SpecificationsUCI-certified carbon frame and fork with tapered steerer tube in custom size-specific carbon layups. Designed to work exclusively with electronic groupsetsShimano 105 Di2 with size-specific crank lengthsShimano 105 hydraulic disc brakes with 160mm rotorsVision Carbon SC30 AGX tubeless clincher wheelset. Valves, tape, and sealant includedVittoria Rubino Pro IV tires, 700x30c with tan sidewalls. *Max tire width 700x36cHeadset for internal cable routing, and size-specific one-piece combined bar and stemCustom bar tape to match frame graphicsDesigned around a Universal Derailleur Hanger (UDH)Haro Rivette GeometryRivette Geo ChartSneak Peek Buzzard Carbon Top Shelf Gravel Bike(Photo/The Lunch Ride)This is what we know as of now: the Buzzard will be here in May and is a race-oriented carbon gravel bike that Haro has been putting through the paces recently at The Mid South and BWR California. (Photo/The Lunch Ride)They claim It handles like a road bike, but with a short rear end and aero-shaped chain stays, that make it easy to whip through tight singletrack.It has 18 different mounts up front, so racks, fenders, and even panniers will pair well. Being able to attach bags to the bike, makes it good for multi-day adventure rides.(Photo/The Lunch Ride)Haro says it is designed for the modern gravel rider with UDH and space for wide tires up to a 45c (which is the specd tire size) in the rear.Im posting the spec sheet that was shown at Sea Otter. It says Buzzard Top ShelfBuzzard Carbon Top Shelf Spec (Photo/Ron Frazelle)Retail: $6799Haro Buzzard Carbon Frame, including in-frame storage, and internal headtube routingHaro Buzzard Fork, Full Carbon, tapered steerer tubeSRAM Force XPLR AXS 1x groupset with RockShox Reverb AXS dropper, size-specific cranksSRAM Force Hydraulic Disc Brakes with 160mm RotorsFSA Carbon SL-K AGX i25 wheelsetIncludes Tubeless Valves, Tape and SealantStay tuned here for the news and full story of the Haro Buzzard in the next few weeks. Check out all of the other Haro bikes and stuff by hitting the link below. HaroBikes.comThe post Haro Bikes Bold New Brand Refresh Includes Rivette Road Rocket and Buzzard Gravel Race Bike appeared first on Bikerumor.