The special part about "Huffy" bikes is that they have been in business since 1892. The brand manufactures mass market bicycles that are affordable but maintain high quality craftsmanship.
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Huffy bicycles, for the longest time, were made in the U.S.A., but after 2004 they shut down their U.S. factory. In fact, the factory in Celina Ohio is now a facory for Crown forklifts. Today, Huffy bicycles are made in China.
Huffy mountain bikes are available in most big box stores. (i.e. Walmart, Kmart, Target, etc.)
Huffy manufactures a full range of bikes for both children and adults. They offer 16" to 20" models for children. For adult bicycles, there are models that start at 20" and go as high as 29".
Some manufactures of cool bikes are Acell Group, CCM, Coker, Flying Scot, Focus Bikes, Falcon Cycles, Huffy, Ibis, and Indian. There are literally thousand of manufactures.
Some of the most popular kids bikes include Huffy and Streetflyers. Depending on their age a lot of kids want bike that have their favorite characters on them.
They mainly used huffy's and mongoose's but sometimes they would use kent's.
Three companies, in mainland China and Taiwan, make about 80% of the bikes sold in the USA under dozens of "brand" names. Huffy and Schwinn are actually owned by the same company.
Huffy was created in 1892.
The special editions and there were many were produced in the 1990s early till about 1996
Huffy bicycles typically have a serial number that can help identify the year they were manufactured. The serial number is usually located on the frame, often near the bottom bracket or near the pedals. The format and specifics can vary, but for many Huffy bikes produced after the 1980s, the first few digits of the serial number indicate the year of manufacture. To determine the exact year, you may need to consult Huffy's customer service or refer to bike forums that specialize in vintage bicycles.
Contact huffy bikes at 800 872 2453. The replacement wheels run $24 a pair with shipping included.