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The Owner's Manual for your Huffy contains assembly, operation and safety instructions for a range of Huffy rides (all bikes with coaster brakes for example). It's the smartest place to start – make sure you read the manual before you start to assemble your Huffy ride. It might not sound like fun, but you'll save time and aggravation.
The next most important step to remember is: don't be intimidated by the Owner's Manual. We use a single manual for a wide range of models, so you'll likely see instructions for attaching something your bike doesn't have. It's okay, it's just a step you get to skip – putting you one step closer to completion.
Make sure you have all the parts – Sometimes it happens. You'll need a washer or a seat post or a streamer. We can help. Click here to order missing parts.
Take your time – If you give yourself enough time to assemble your Huffy, gather the right tools and follow the directions step by step, it shouldn't be too terribly difficult. If you've ever successfully put together a piece of flat-pack furniture, you can do this.
Once it's assembled, you don't need to be a mechanical wiz to keep your Huffy safe and fun to ride. Check your Owner's Manual for specific maintenance tips, and keep these in mind too.
Serious bike mechanics have piles of specialized tools for attaching, tweaking and tuning bike parts. But we want to make it as easy as possible to get out and ride. That's why Huffy rides can be put together with tools you've actually heard of – and probably have.
If you follow our advice from the Safety Tips page and learn how to change a tire on your bike, you might want to consider the following extra tools and supplies.