How do i install the seat on huffy 12 in. disney princess bike? the manual print and pictures are very small and hard to read.

Loosen the seatpost clamp and raise the seat. There is a safety line for maximum height, do not go beyond this point. If needs to be higher than safety line, get a new longer seatpost. Maybe a time for upgrade to a 16" or 20" bicycle. Lots of used ones out there and very cheap in cost.

If the stem has a lot of holes going down it, you should have a round headed bolt and elastic stop nut that fits thr the frame front to back that holds the seat, BUT- some had a traditional clamp and bolt that just squeezed on the frame tube.

I can't find a good picture of the seat post online, but i assume its a regular type seat.

It's going to be very hard to find the same kind of seat, but bicycle shops will have small childrens seats, a white or pink one would look great.

It's pretty hard to know how to help you exactly. But this may help--- if you have (or can borrow) a digital camera, take close-up pictures of your parts then take the camera with you to a Wal-mart or wherever this bike is sold. Compare your pictures to one on display. Or better yet, take the whole bike with you. Or just take close-up pictures of the bike on display. It might also be useful to know that the front fork (that is the two metal bars about 10 inches long that point toward the ground that the wheel attaches to) sometimes have to be spread apart just a bit to fit the wheel's axle in place. I'm talking about maybe 1/4 inch or so. If it's a lot more than that the fork may have gotten bent in shipment and you should take it back.
good luck, Merry Christmas. Al K

See the following link: http://www.nycewheels.com/install-handlebar.html

These bearing sets are pretty generic so just take the bike along to your local bike shop and they will price them up for you.

All small childrens small bikes have a pedal brake for stopping. So, it would not pedal backwards.

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

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

hope this helps you. sawdust.

A good bicycle dealer?repair shop should be able to help you. Take the seatpost and old seat if you have it with you and they can sell you one. They will definitely need the seatpost to match the seat.