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1941 Huffman Cadet

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CC ride in Oct.

Great looking bike. I was eyeing it for a while but never pulled the trigger. Are you going to bring it out the the next coasters ride, I'd love to see it in person.

I doubt it for this month as it is my wife's Birthday that Sunday. I will bring it out there soon to show n ride....
 
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The wheels and fender braces are grayish...What is "Grey" paint called in catalog? Fill us in here; inquiring minds want to know....
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the 41 catalog only refers to them as "enamelled and striped" but other ads from other years refer to the silver painted rims as "aluminized".
 
So I tore it apart to put in fresh grease and change the sprocket.
I bumped this thread since it is about my Cadet; started before I owned it. It's pretty special to me
I am "personalizing" it to what I like to ride. Enjoy!

the 41 catalog only refers to them as "enamelled and striped" but other ads from other years refer to the silver painted rims as "aluminized".

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I got it tore apart this morning and repacked and then I got a call to go to work so I did that came home and finished it.
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I changed the front sprocket to a 22 tooth but it looks the same but it rides really nice. Saved the original one with the original bars and neck I took off with the original grips.
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I guess this proves that I just can't leave anything completely alone when it's mine.

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Great looking bike. I was eyeing it for a while but never pulled the trigger. Are you going to bring it out the the next coasters ride, I'd love to see it in person.

I plan on riding it to the Shelby invasion to show what a great-looking bike Huffman built at that time. It is my personal best looking original from Ohio.
I rode it down to the pier and along the beach for Father's Day.
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I will probably ride it with one of my recovered seats on it trying not to wear out the original.

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I've said it before but it bears saying again, That is one beautiful bike!
I'm glad you got it, it deserves to be loved and ridden!

I do love it.
I took the original seat off and put a recovered Troxel on and took it for a 50 mile ride today to the cyclone coaster Shelby invasion. It rides real nice with the smaller sprocket up front; specially with the hills and into the wind.
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My cadet was also the only Huffman bike in the Lake Forest parade with the cyclone coasters on fourth of July.
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It is really a very beautiful bike and I am happy to have it.

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