I was told it was a limited edition Haro Dave Mirra frame. It’s an American BB. No dents, and no cracks. Normal wear and tear. Trying to sell it for as much as possible.
The problem is it’s not a good frame someone riding now wouldn’t use it forsure and it’s not old enough to be a classic someone is lookin for either 🤷♂️ it’s stuck in middle honestly u would be very lucky to find someone looking for this… I’d be shocked if u got more than 20$ for it, and it would prob be from someone random needing a frame and will to take whatever because no one is looking for this frame
I woulda took it when I was 16 and starting out and haro was good then lol but I’m 34 now and I know better
Accurate_Rock_4170 on
From what I read these came out as complete bikes with a lot of good hardware, but there’s really nothing special about the frame. Somebody probably stripped it and put everything on a better frame.
hounslow on
It’s a cheap low end complete bike frame from 20 years ago. It’s not Walmart/catalogue level but it’s not worth anything.
Awkward_Importance49 on
Maybe its a trick of the light but that downtube to BB weld does not look like it’s gaining my trust.
“Then next, we put this end quite near to that part there, and we slowly fill in the gap with weld, until it eventually almost looks like they’re joined up”
The_Broken_Shutter on
Why do so many people ask this page how much their frames or bikes are worth?
We aren’t appraisers.
We are BMX riders, post it on ebay and start a bid.
Acceptable_Star5006 on
$1 a Hershey bar and 3 large eggs
peepersmeanteefers on
I love Dave Mirra, and have been involved in BMX for 25+years. The issue here is that this is a late model MirraCo frame. The frames that are really “collectible” are usually the Haro Mirra Signature frames, as they were the ones Dave rode.
This is a frame made my Mirra Co, after Dave left Haro.
Unfortunately, this isn’t a collectors piece. Just because it’s associated with his name doesn’t make it valuable.
I’m sorry to break it to you, but I like where your heads at.
CrisUltra on
Loved this frame as a kid.
lineryder on
I don’t think you could give that away
brianbmx94 on
Also worth mentioning, this isn’t a Haro. It’s a Mirraco frame from the shitty bike shop/department store brand Dave started then sold overseas. Unfortunately it’s not really worth anything.
BigEasy56207 on
Tree fidy . It may hold sentimental value to the right collectors
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Not much outside of a collector maybe. $50?
The problem is it’s not a good frame someone riding now wouldn’t use it forsure and it’s not old enough to be a classic someone is lookin for either 🤷♂️ it’s stuck in middle honestly u would be very lucky to find someone looking for this… I’d be shocked if u got more than 20$ for it, and it would prob be from someone random needing a frame and will to take whatever because no one is looking for this frame
I woulda took it when I was 16 and starting out and haro was good then lol but I’m 34 now and I know better
From what I read these came out as complete bikes with a lot of good hardware, but there’s really nothing special about the frame. Somebody probably stripped it and put everything on a better frame.
It’s a cheap low end complete bike frame from 20 years ago. It’s not Walmart/catalogue level but it’s not worth anything.
Maybe its a trick of the light but that downtube to BB weld does not look like it’s gaining my trust.
“Then next, we put this end quite near to that part there, and we slowly fill in the gap with weld, until it eventually almost looks like they’re joined up”
Why do so many people ask this page how much their frames or bikes are worth?
We aren’t appraisers.
We are BMX riders, post it on ebay and start a bid.
$1 a Hershey bar and 3 large eggs
I love Dave Mirra, and have been involved in BMX for 25+years. The issue here is that this is a late model MirraCo frame. The frames that are really “collectible” are usually the Haro Mirra Signature frames, as they were the ones Dave rode.
This is a frame made my Mirra Co, after Dave left Haro.
Unfortunately, this isn’t a collectors piece. Just because it’s associated with his name doesn’t make it valuable.
I’m sorry to break it to you, but I like where your heads at.
Loved this frame as a kid.
I don’t think you could give that away
Also worth mentioning, this isn’t a Haro. It’s a Mirraco frame from the shitty bike shop/department store brand Dave started then sold overseas. Unfortunately it’s not really worth anything.
Tree fidy . It may hold sentimental value to the right collectors