1892 - Huffy Company Begins
George P. Huffman oversees the manufacturing of the first Davis Sewing Machine Company
bicycle in Dayton, Ohio.
1913 - Dayton Cushon Frame Roadster
Huffman's Dayton Cushion Frame Roadster provides comfort with unique shock-absorbing
construction.
1945 - Huffy Begins Bicycle Rim Production
Having sold Davis Sewing Machine Company, Horace Huffman forms Huffman Manufacturing
Company, begins producing steel bicycle rims.
1949 - Huffy Becomes a Household Name
Huffy becomes a household name - invents rear training wheels for its Huffy Convertible
bike and revolutionized the children's bicycle market.
1955 - Huffy Radio Bicycle
The Huffy Radio Bicycle provides a radio built into the tank, with the antenna and
battery pack on the rear carrier, appealing to music lovers.
1969 - Huffy Dragster
The Huffy Dragster's new design establishes the 60's trend for children's bicycles.
This 20"-wheel bicycle had a "banana" seat and high-rise handlebars.
1976 - Huffy Ranks First in Bike Sales
Huffy becomes the #1 selling bike brand in U.S. market.
1984 & 1988 - Summer Olympics
United States athletes riding Huffy bicycles combine to win one bronze, two silver
and two gold medals.
1995 - Looney Tunes Licenses
Huffy introduces its first bicycle licenses featuring cartooncharacters from Warner
Brothers; the trend continues today with Huffy Bikes licensing characters such as
Dora the Explorer, Thomas the Tank Engine and Disney Princesses.
1996 - New Ironman Brand Launched
Huffy launches the Huffy Blades mountain bike endorsed by 5x Olympic gold medalist
speed skater Bonnie Blair.
1997 - Huffy Launches BMX
Huffy brings BMX mainstream – bringing a new reason to ride to folks everywhere.
2000 - Micro Scooters Launched
Over 2.2 million Micro scooters sold as people discover that the ride for them isn’t
always a bike.
2006 - Huffy Sells 100 Millionth Bicycle
Huffy celebrates 30 years as #1 selling bike brand in the U.S. and sells its 100
millionth bicycle.