I have a Huffy Nel Lusso 26" bike. Style # 56573 170014Y, color Blue. Seeking the year it was made. Any Help would be greatly appreciated

I think that you should search on Amazon or Flipcart. Your required things are available on Amazon.

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Not always the same from year to year. Just Google "install chain coaster brake bike". It's easiest if you have a tool to size the chain. If you have a bike co-op or community bike workspace in town they can help.

You already know it's about 20 years old. The exact year is totally unimportant, as the bike has very little monetary value.

First spray a penetrating lube (PB Blaster, Kroil, Liquid Wrench, etc.) on the axle right by the nut on the drive side of the wheel (where the gears are). Next get a wrench that will fit the nut that is on the INSIDE of the frame on the side OPPOSITE the gears. Put that wrench on the inside nut and hold in place. Put another wrench on the outside nut on that side and turn clockwise. That should lock down that side and the axle. Then go to the drive side, and with a long wrench fit tightly to the nut, firmly and quickly turn it counter-clockwise. Hopefully that will do the trick.

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most bicycles have saddles with standard ~1/4" diameter rails that can be interchanged on any bike. Caveat emptor: I do remember seeing some Huffy bikes back in the '80's and '90's that had flat vertical blade like rails that were only used by Huffy. If that is the case you can always get a new seat post (make sure you get the right diameter to fit in the seat tube, it's stamped on the seat post near the bottom) and a new saddle that will work with the seat post. Any local bike shop can help you get the right size and fit that you need. ($15+ for a seat post, $30+ for a saddle).

I don't think there is an answer to your problem because Murray didn't publish a data base of the manufacture date. The best chance is either local bike shop or an internet search under vintage bikes

Pedals are now a universal 15mm size. Pedal usually unscrew towards the back of the bike. That is the left side and right side threads are different.

The only Savannah bike that Huffy lists is a 26" (700C Wheels) mountain bike. Some details are available here: http://www.huffy.com/Products/Product.aspx?pid=380'5'16 . Huffy has the assembly instructions available on their site: http://www.huffy.com/Support/BikeAssembly.aspx . The direct link to the manual is: http://www.huffy.com/ExternalLink.aspx?url=/pdf/ownersmanuals/b5cdef6e-94bb-4bfb-9996-832637c144b8.pdf .

I hope this helps. If you have a different Huffy bicycle, start here: http://www.huffy.com/Default.aspx .

Cindy Wells

A Bicycle Shop would be able to help you determine what it is and what would work better for you. There are 4 main measurements: steerer tube diameter, handlebar clamp diameter, reach (in cm) and rise (in degrees).

The threadless steerer tube style you have can also be flipped over to provide a different rise and reach. Consider that.