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The Huffy Pro Expert is one of our biggest sellers aside from the Pro 2 Why you ask? You really cant beat this beast. If you're looking for simplicity, versatility, and loads of fun, you may have found the right fit for your style.
Details:
Frame: Huffy Slider™ frame; 2.0" durable steel with 3-piece welded rear, 540mm wide
Handle Bars: Durable steel oversize threadless handlebar and stem with alloy stem cap
Front Wheel: Aluminum 48-hole front wheel with sealed bearing and pegs resists high side-loading forces. Also comes with a 20” x 2.125” tire
Brake System: Mechanical disc brake with rotor and alloy lever
Rear Wheels: Huffy 1000g slick rear wheels perfect for drifting and sliding.
Pro ride. Maximum attack.
We do not get tracking from huffy. This could take about 7 to 10 days from the time it was shipped.
Product Reviews
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Great entry level trike
Posted by Craig on 20th Jan 2016
Nice build quality but... I expected better for an "Expert" model. Found lots of drag on the front wheel when "free spinning the pedals. It literally spins only two revolutions when the pedals are not rotating with the wheel. I even checked to make sure I didn't over tighten the bolts on the fork. Also, the rear tires spin on plastic bushings. You'd think an "expert" model would have ball bearings in the rear wheels. Deceiving name/description.... Front disc brake functions well, but the caliper is not directly in line so it rubs. I may have to fab some shims or something. Overall, seems geared more towards kids. I'm 5'9" and it's a bit small for me even with the seat adjusted as far back as it will go without modifications.
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Great entry level trike
Posted by Craig on 20th Jan 2016
Nice build quality but... I expected better for an "Expert" model. Found lots of drag on the front wheel when "free spinning the pedals. It literally spins only two revolutions when the pedals are not rotating with the wheel. I even checked to make sure I didn't over tighten the bolts on the fork. Also, the rear tires spin on plastic bushings. You'd think an "expert" model would have ball bearings in the rear wheels. Deceiving name/description.... Front disc brake functions well, but the caliper is not directly in line so it rubs. I may have to fab some shims or something. Overall, seems geared more towards kids. I'm 5'9" and it's a bit small for me even with the seat adjusted as far back as it will go without modifications.
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worth the money
Posted by Art on 21st Jan 2015
The trike was not perfect as delivered. I had to grind some weld off the fork for the brake caliper to sit square. I had to spread the forks for the wheel assembly to fit. Finally, the head of one of the crank bolts was snapped off. (It was not fun getting the rest of the bolt out.) Would I buy it again? Absolutely! The freewheel on the pedals is awesome. This is how a big wheel should be made. My ten year old loves it.
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