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!
Huffy Good Vibration Serial Number Help - The Classic and Antique . . . With an "HC" serial number, this tells me the bike is built between the late 1970s to the mid 1990s Good Vibrations were basic middle weight bicycles that Huffy built starting in the early 80s to compete with the Murray Monterey Re-badged versions were sold at Western Auto as the Western Flyer Grand Trophy, and maybe at Sears too
Huffy Cheater Slick information | Schwinn Stingrays and Other Muscle . . . Sold - 1968 Huffy Cheater Slick | Archive (sold or withdrawn) 1968 (serial #8Hxxxxxx) Huffy Cheater Slick Front tire a Japan made "Million Brand" tire Front hub MARK 80 Back tire XKE 990 Japan made White raised letters Cheater Slick Back wheel Bendix USA Persons USA sissybar Permaco 430 banana seat without tears or rips Mechanically sound
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
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 Cheater or not? | Schwinn Stingrays and Other Muscle Bikes Huffy made and branded bikes for many retailers over the years Yours has the earlier Huffy chain ring and was probably built before they started putting names on the chain guards Looks like they had no idea what a cheater slick was Here's a 1968 Cheater Slick model, yours has to be one of the