Well, if it doesn't say so on the frame it gets kinda difficult. Someone who has a lot of experience might be able to recognize the frame, or maybe even the serial number.
haro Not a haro
To use the HARO bike serial number decoder, locate the serial number on your HARO bike frame. Enter the serial number into the decoder tool on the HARO website. The tool will provide you with information about the specific model, year, and specifications of your HARO bike.
Haro by a long shot
haro bikes are quality espicialy the haro x3 amazing bike 10/10 :)
usually you are a luck man if you can find any decals from a haro bike, i had the same problem and haro informed me that they dont hold on to past bike decals so your out of luck sorry
ANSWER: I believe that Haro is the best BMX complete bikes for the money. I love my Haro BMX race bike.
The inventor of the Haro Bike is Bob Haro. He was born on June 29, 1958 and is a former freestyle BMX rider.
The serial number "KH3C00063" indicates that your Haro bike is likely a Haro BMX model from the 2010s, specifically from the Haro K1 series. To get an exact model identification, it's best to check Haro's official website or contact their customer support with the serial number for precise details.
Haro
Haro is a brand, and they have several types of bicycles. And no, they aren't "the best", whatever you mean by that.
probably the haro prolite, I'm warning you they are about 800 to 900 bucks Canadian
Bob Haro is often credited with popularizing BMX, but he didn't invent the first BMX bike. The BMX bike as we know it began to take shape in the early 1970s, with various individuals and companies contributing to its development. Haro, a prominent rider and designer, played a significant role in the sport's evolution and the bikes associated with it during the late 1970s and early 1980s.