Where can I find a replacement seat?

You need to search on-line for the size of wheel, not by the model of the bike. Look at the tire, it will be labeled with the wheel size.

http://www.huffy.com/products/Product.aspx?pid=188'3'11#buy
You'll get all information here.
Thanks
Arnob

You can download the online manual here

http://www.huffy.com/Support/OwnersManuals.aspx

and use the zoom to enlarge the instructions and pictures.

Good Luck!

I recently replaced a wheel bearing in my daughter's bike by just keeping my eye open for a junk bike. There are not all that many different sizes of bicycle wheel bearings to be had. The junk bike doesn't have to be a very similar bike or even be a child's bike. I got lucky on the first one I found. And it was free. Or you could take the bike to any bike store and they would probably have a bearing on-hand, but they will probably want $15 for it. good luck

If your not looking for a seat that looks exactly like the old one you can get a replacement at Wal-Mart, K-Mart, Target ect.

never exceed safety line on seat post. flip the seat post bracket pointing forward then insert post ...tighten both seat clamp bolts evenly exposing close to equal exposed threads on both sides these seat bolts will snap if over torqued.
now make sure the seat post clamp is not riding above the top of the split..you never get it properly tight. again dont over torque these bolts you might crush the tube. Now see if it secure and doesnt have any play. to get proper height have the person set on the seat and have pedal at the full bottom position their knee show not be fully extended you should have the knees slight bent.

when installing the training wheels, check to see if it is put together in this order ....flat washer, training wheel, flat washer, lock washer, nut. I hope this helps. If you are missing any of these you can find them at any auto parts store, Wal-mart, or hardware store such as Lowe's or Home Depot. (Be sure to take the traing wheel and nut to make sure you have the right size)

Hello. Any Walmart or bike shop will have replacement seats. All bike seats are interchangeable. If you take the bike to a bike shop they will probably install the new seat for you. Otherwise you will need a crescent wrench ot set of socket wrenches to do the job. Regards, Joe

hello. It sounds like you simply have to loosen the nuts holding the rear tire into it's frame slot and slide that tire back further until the chain is snug, not tight. Then retighten the nuts and you should be all set.

click on this to get your free set up. book.http://www.huffybikes.com/Support/OwnersManuals.aspx

hope this helps you. sawdust.