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Horace ‘Huff’ Huffman Jr – took over the role as the works manager at Huffmans and quickly switched the production process over to include a ‘straight-line conveyorized assembly line’. The property is owned by Florida-based F9 Properties LLC, represented by Dave Dickinson and Russell Maas of NAI Bergman. Aaron Savino, of Miller-Valentine Group, represented Huffy in the… Continue reading Mens Hardtail Frame Mountain Bikes

The maker of night vision goggles and other electro-optical products for special operations forces, defense forces and law enforcement is consolidating operations at a 50,000 square foot Newmark Drive location. Companies relocating to the Newmark Office Park area have included Acclimate Technologies Inc., which tripled its size after from downtown Dayton. Late last year, Verso… Continue reading Mens Hardtail Frame Mountain Bikes

Bigger wheels will roll easier over obstacles than smaller wheels and can maintain higher speeds on rough terrain. The main wheel sizes available on mountain bikes are 26”, 27.5” and 29”. Choosing the right wheel diameter for you can help narrow down your search and help you find the perfect bike to fit your needs.… Continue reading Mens Hardtail Frame Mountain Bikes

Bigger wheels will roll easier over obstacles than smaller wheels and can maintain higher speeds on rough terrain. The main wheel sizes available on mountain bikes are 26”, 27.5” and 29”. Choosing the right wheel diameter for you can huffy bikes help narrow down your search and help you find the perfect bike to fit… Continue reading Mens Hardtail Frame Mountain Bikes

Whenever I shelved the 1987 Free Spirit Pinnacle bike due to constant tire issues, my uncle was kind enough to give me his Huffy Superia. If I can recall correctly, they did a group huffy cruiser bike buy with other family members on a bunch of mountain bikes (the Superia) and they rarely rode theirs.… Continue reading Mens Hardtail Frame Mountain Bikes

Older mountain bikes used seat tube length, or the vertical distance from the bottom bracket up to the seat post clamp. Check out our mountain bike size chart or the sizing tools on a brand’s website to determine the correct size for you. Many bike manufacturers have moved away from gender-specific designs and, instead, offer… Continue reading Mens Hardtail Frame Mountain Bikes

As a less aggressive set-up overall, a smaller frame is the right choice for beginner to intermediate riders. Bigger bikes will naturally have a slightly huffy cruiser bike longer wheelbase. Wheels farther apart means the bike will be more stable at high speeds and feel hefty rather than nimble on technical trails. 27.5” wheels are… Continue reading Mens Hardtail Frame Mountain Bikes

Feeling cramped, high knees while pedaling, and sitting too upright can be signs that your bike is too small. The reach, or horizontal distance from the bottom bracket to the center of the head tube, should be long enough that you can have a good range of motion both in and out of the saddle.… Continue reading Mens Hardtail Frame Mountain Bikes

A longer wheelbase is more stable and is easier to control at high speeds, useful for steep descents or fast trails. Shorter wheelbases means the bike is a bit more compact and will be more maneuverable on technical terrain and around tricky obstacles. Choose the smaller size if… you are a less aggressive rider or… Continue reading Mens Hardtail Frame Mountain Bikes