Here are a beautiful example of a pair of Dayton Twin-Flex originals. These two are totally complete and as nice as your going to find. Features include “Twin-Flex Cushioned” frame and fork, chrome ribbed tank, crow’s beak chainguard, front loading … Continue reading
This was the top of the line offered by Huffman in 1940. Features lighted tank that wraps around the head tube, lighted rear carrier. This particular bike is equipped with a New Departure fore brake and 2 speed rear hub. … Continue reading
This Firestone Flying Ace has a tank that is integrated into the top bar of the frame. One of very few bikes to ever incorporate the tank in this way, the Elgin Bluebird is another. This bicycle has a Dayton … Continue reading
Beautiful bike with great Art Deco styling. All original with twin Delta Silver-Ray headlights, chrome tank, chainguard and carrier. Additional acessory Cadet Speedometer (by Stewart Warner) is installed. … Continue reading
1941 Dayton with horizontal springer fork which replaced the vertical style springer seen in previous years. This bike is unrestored. Appears to have newer tires. … Continue reading
Features Super Streamline, Streamline Motorbike, and other great Huffman made bikes. … Continue reading
Firestone catalog bicycle pages showing their offerings for 1940. … Continue reading
Fall and Winter catalog showing the 1936 bicycle offerings from Firestone. Bicycles this year were exclusively built by Huffman. … Continue reading
Firestone’s 1938 Spring and Summer catalog once again shows Huffman and Colson built bicycles. The Fleetwood Supreme is offered for the last time, and the new Twin-Flex is offered featuring front and rear suspension. Huffman’s first version of the Twin-Flex … Continue reading
1937 Spring and Summer catalog from Firestone showing Huffman and Colson built bicycles. The coveted Firestone Fleetwood Supreme, known commonly as a Huffman Streamliner is shown as the top of the line. … Continue reading