1940 was the last year for the Twin-Flex design by Huffman. This bike features its original paint and deluxe trim. Rear carrier has a tail light with unusual rotary switch. The bicycle also featured a built-in kickstand which was actually … Continue reading
This scanned page from a Western Auto dealer catalog shows the bicycle models available during this special sale in 1941. Models built by Huffman and the Cleveland Welding Company are shown. Davis Deluxe bicycle tires are also shown. … Continue reading
This scanned page from a 1940 Western Auto Supply catalog shows a wide variety of Western Flyer bicycles that were available. In the lineup are a Huffman built men’s bicycle with streamline 3 rib tank, Huffman built ladies model with … Continue reading
This is a Huffman built bike featuring the same 3-rib tank as the Dayton Streamliner, and the 3-rib chain guard used on the Firestone Twin-Flex and Firestone Fleetwood bicycles. This bicycle is a made-up bike, it was not originally built … Continue reading
This Huffman built AirFlyte Twin-Flex features the popular factory original colors of metalic blue and red, with yellow pinstripes. All parts on this bike are original, no reproduction pieces were used in the restoration (done by Dave Stromberger at nostalgic.net). … Continue reading
This Fleetwood Supreme has the rare optional stainless steel fenders. Also notice the aluminum torpedo headlight and whitewall Firestone tires. Paint was done by Dave@nostalgic.net in the original pattern and colors. … Continue reading
Huffy Customliner bicycle brochure from Huffy for the 1955 model year. … Continue reading
Dealer brochure showing the 1948 model year offerings from Huffman. Keywords: Dayton … Continue reading
This is a very complete and restorable example of a 1937 Firestone “Fleetwood Supreme”. Commonly referred to as a “Super Streamliner”. This deco styled bike was manufactured by Huffman Mfg. Co., and still has its streamline Torrington #17 pedals, long … Continue reading
This ladies Super Streamline has the extended frame just like the mans model. The Huffman specific goosneck is still intact, but it is missing the headlight and chainguard. It probably had the “mesh” guard. … Continue reading