20 Most Recent Huffy 26in Ladies Sante Fe Cruiser Bike - Blue Questions & Answers

Get it off with a tool and maybe a wirebrush. Clean the area and apply the new or used/clean one properly on. there you go, little damagin but you can figure out a way to not be

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They just FELL out?

Look here and see if it's something you want to tackle. Special narrow hub cones wrenches are generally needed.

http://www.parktool.com/blog/repair-help/hub-overhaul-and-adjustment

Your Local Bike Shop could assess and resolve the problem quickly.

Changing gears is easy if you have the spare gears, tools and skills. But better is to find someone who have tools, and skills, because it is maybe easy but very dirty.

check that the back wheel is fitted correctly. is it wobbly becasue it is buckled, or because it is not tight onto the bike.


if the wheel is buckled then it should go to a store to be straitened depends on how bad it is .

if not put bike upside down and undo the back wheel nuts a little, push the back wheel back as far as it will go without over tightening the chain and making sure it is central to the frame tighten the bolts back up. watch to make sure it is not slipping.

then put it into a middle gear and turn the peddles if you hear rattling in the chain or it changes gear use a small screw driver to set the changer to the middle of the got and it should be quieter in gear.

also do this for the front changer and make sure it doens not go to far our as this will pull the chain off.

if not sure take it to a bike store and ask advise they will tell you whant can be done and how much it would cost.


I hope this was useful

Why do you say that? Did a professional bike technician tell you? You may be better off buying a new wheel unless you have the tools and the know how to rebuild your rear hub.

Always have the right size for the child to ride. It is very dangerous to give them a bike too big, you do not buy big shoes so do not try to save money that way. The seat height is gauged by the leg length, he should be able to get off easily, handlebars are according to personal preference and comfort. We sell 5000+ bicycles a year at our bike store and we size them to the person, do you know there are 24 different frame sizes in a 26" bike? Huffy makes one size in the ladies bike, it is a 19" frame, kind of a one size fits all, it does not work that way, not all size 10 clothes are the same length same with bikes. I say buy the child the right size and do not risk injury or death with the wrong size. Also, a helmet is a must, you don't recover from a brain injury. Remember, a broken arm mends, brains don't.

Most likely you have a threaded headset on your wifes bikes. Many times you will have to replace some of the cables and housing because they will be too short once the handlesbars are raised.

If you have a treadless headset than raising your handlebars is very simple. First check to see what type of headset you have. A threadless system with have a allen head on the very top of the stem and one or two more allen head bolts on the side of the stem. The threaded system will usually have only one bolt on the very top of the stem. It is sometimes covered by some type of cap. Also on threaded headsets, there will be a large nut under the stem, which is what most people mistakenly loosen to adjust the stem. Do not touch this nut, it will adjust the headset. Same goes for the allen head on the treadless headset, it will also adjust the headset so don't touch it.
So if you have a threaded stem, simply loosen the allen head or nut on the top of the stem and raise the stem up. Make sure you do not go above the max line and that you are still able to turn the handlebars freely.

Hope this helps!

If you have the hub and brake apart it is too difficult to explain how to do this just with words.Try www.sheldonbrown.com. There used to be an article on that site that explained how with pictures I think. Sorry I can't be more help.

Rear wheel should be already on, put front wheel into forks and tighten nuts or quick release lever.
The handlebars should alredy be attchd to the neck. Put the neck into the frame and tighten bolt or allen head when bars are straight aligned to front wheel. Install seat and any reflectors....follow these instructions carefully cause the manual that comes w/these bikes is junk....Good Luck to you friend.....Tim

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as most bikes do not have seals on the wheel axles , it is possible to lay the bike on the side , use machine oil on the hub and axle area and spin the wheel while allowing drops of oil onto the axle bearing hub area or you can take the hub apart and fill with a very light grease

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Take old battery off first it will tell you on there, as long as it 12volts and the same size then it will do the job.