Help dating naming an Old Huffy - The Classic and Antique Bicycle Exchange Hey everyone I'm just a beginner in the world of antique bicycles and such and was wondering if you could help me date this Huffy I recently bought and fixed up Any help responses are appreciated The serial code on the back wheel bracket (?) is c72194 Thanks!
What year is my bike? | General Discussion About Old Bicycles If it's really Huffy, you might get the year from the serial number Sears also most likely has the catalog number stamped on it The most common places to find relevant numbers are: 1) On a rear dropout, usually the left, near the rear axle, 2) Under the bottom bracket (bottom side of the
1968 Huffy Cheater Slick Modified - The Classic and Antique Bicycle . . . Jay from Pittsburgh checking in with you about your 1968 Huffy Cheater I am presently working on a 1969 Huffy Cheater, very similar to yours but mine has the ram horns instead of the the Malibu bars and is certainly not in the condition your is in- yours in a beauty
Early style black muscle bike, huffy? | Schwinn Stingrays and Other . . . Did Huffy make any bikes for a brand that starts with (R) from 1972? I know Huffy frames usually have an H prefix, Sears have S and Western Flyers have W from what I've seen It looks like a huffy, but I don't think the short frame bikes before 1964 or 1965 would have the crimps in the frame behind the kickstand because I think they were made for the early slicks abu that time I'll check my
Huffy - The Classic and Antique Bicycle Exchange All Huffy bikes were built in the Celina, Ohio plant in 1984 forward The Ponca City, Ok, and Azusa, Ca plants were shut down in 1982-1983 The high numbers, 906, tell me it was a higher priced bike and found first in the BMX part of the catalog Dual brake mounts (front and rear) also suggest that
Huffy? Monark? 1961? - The Classic and Antique Bicycle Exchange Huffy changed a few things, even little stuff like decals to change their Huffy bikes and the Monark bikes Monark was a totally seperate company until 1958 when Huffy bought them out and built bikes under the name until about 1966 67
Penguin bicycle from 1970 | General Discussion About Old Bicycles One more clue I did find a picture of my brother's similar bike and his had the top bar installed so Hemi426 is correct, it was a convertible bike Can we see that pic too? It may be another piece of the puzzle I don't believe this bike and the Huffy Penguin have anything in common