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just picked up a early 70's i believe ccm bobcat monoshock with springer front end
bike appears all original,even possibly tires
it has been taken apart last night and will be blasted ,painted and rebuilt for my 9 yr old
looking to get some decals made for it also
Hi all, We are cleaning up an old farm an have found the old bikes. Wanting to identify a serial number we think it is G5834 it was suggested we post a picture and see if someone can help. Thank
Hi everyone, My name is Curtis and I just wanted to say thanks for allowing me to join the forum and share your passion for vintage CCM bikes. I live in Thunder Bay Ontario so the middle of nowhere. Plenty of old bikes here and as I volunteer with Bicycles for Humanity, I see my share of CCM bikes as well as numerous others. Fun to fix or tinker with the bikes and it helps me stay active and out of the wife's way now that I'm retired. At one time several years ago I had 31 bikes of various styles and manufacturers clogging up my garage.
Don Farmer, whom many of you know, asked me to post a couple of Flyte nuggets he found in a 1936 edition of the CCM company magazine VIM, which was recently given to him as a birthday present. Don sends these with Chrsitmas greetings to CCM collectors everywhere.
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BE CAREFUL OUT THERE!
Hey Guys & too John, thanks for bringing me on board.
Alberta born and lived here all my life. Have pretty much owned & riden bycycles all my life so I have to thank my Dad for that.
Tom:
Can you send me your email address. The one I have keeps boucning back.
Thanks,
John
From Toronto, now live in Niagara region, love to ride out in the vinyards. I just bought a older CCM from Toronto and love it. About to restore it now. Strip it all down and replace some parts. Great bikes, i can't wait to get this beauty going and ride it. It's a cruiser type, i used to have one and lost it to Toronto years ago, now another will replace my joy.
Hello,
great to see a site dedicated to CCM bikes. My wife and I are new at vintage bikes and are looking forward to restoring our first two bikes. 1967 Duomatics; his and hers. Any suggestions and advice would be great. the bikes we have are in good shape with the usual pitted chrom and surface rust. We are going to tear them down and rebuild them; repainting the frames and getting the seats upholstered.
Robin and Michelle
