huffy radiobike

[partsguy]

Oh LORDY!!!

 

[partsguy]

Your bike is likely a 1956 model due to the graphics on the tank. The Radiobike was made from mid-1955-58. Total production was 8,500. In 1955, red, emerald, and blue were available. In 1955-early ‘56 red or green was available. 1956-58 was red only. 1957-58 the two speed was no longer available, leaving only the single speed.

I suggest you read up on my threads in the “restoration tips” section for more info, original ads, and every some documentation on surviving bicycles.

Your written serial number shows a 1960 build date, which is impossible unless the frame got replaced under warranty. Would be so kind as to post a photo of the actual serial number? @Dougiefresh

 

[partsguy]

Here you go: https://thecabe.com/forum/threads/surviving-huffy-radio-bikes.107045/

 

[Dougiefresh]

here is the serial # and some other pics. these couple stickers on the bike lead me to believe this bikes home was once in cali. this tan huffy seat i got 25 years ago along with the bike. I dont no if its for the radiobike or not. Maybe some1 knows what this seat is.

Your bike is likely a 1956 model due to the graphics on the tank. The Radiobike was made from mid-1955-58. Total production was 8,500. In 1955, red, emerald, and blue were available. In 1955-early ‘56 red or green was available. 1956-58 was red only. 1957-58 the two speed was no longer available, leaving only the single speed.

I suggest you read up on my threads in the “restoration tips” section for more info, original ads, and every some documentation on surviving bicycles.

Your written serial number shows a 1960 build date, which is impossible unless the frame got replaced under warranty. Would be so kind as to post a photo of the actual serial number? @Dougiefresh

Your bike is likely a 1956 model due to the graphics on the tank. The Radiobike was made from mid-1955-58. Total production was 8,500. In 1955, red, emerald, and blue were available. In 1955-early ‘56 red or green was available. 1956-58 was red only. 1957-58 the two speed was no longer available, leaving only the single speed.

I suggest you read up on my threads in the “restoration tips” section for more info, original ads, and every some documentation on surviving bicycles.

Your written serial number shows a 1960 build date, which is impossible unless the frame got replaced under warranty. Would be so kind as to post a photo of the actual serial number? @Dougiefresh

thanks for the info. I am attaching a pic of the serial number

 

[Dougiefresh]

here are a few more pics.

also wondering if this is a 2 speed or one speed axle

 

[Dougiefresh]

also i got this seat 25 years ago came with the bike but i dont no is its for the bi

ke or not