Use this forum to discuss all things related to vintage CCM bicycles including Rambler, Flyte, Mustang etc.
i have a skip tooth chain that is worn out not block chain 52 inches in length that looks very good but skips when riding replaced with another that works good if you have a use for it just pay shipping from nova scotia no master link william rudolph
Hi, I recently obtained a 1945 CCM bike, serial number 5N2991. It has 28x1 1/2 tires, painted rims and a non CCM crank set. The rear hub is CCM 1937 and the front is Falcon. The metal head badge is Atlantic Made In Canada. I don't see any information on this site regarding an Atlantic CCM model. What have I got? Pics attached.
I'm finally done restoring my almost 100 years old bicycle. It looks amazing.
How cool is this ... this Brooks B17 Sprinter saddle has now been reunited with the framset it came with ... 1939 CCM Flyer. A big thanks and shout-out to Mike for contacting me after locating this rare saddle and realizing its origin.
So I just picked up a 68 Mustang at a yard sale thinking this might be fun to retore as I had one of these when I was a kid.
problem is that I cant remember what parts are original and this bike looks like its had modifications along the way as well as missing some parts.
What I know is good :frame ,forks,stem,handle bars,crank and rear fender
Does anyone have the original specs for this bike? Catalogue photo?
Thanks and take care,
Daryl
I'm building a '32 Twin-bar motorbike (T prefix) and now that I'm ready to assemble I noticed there's no hole for a rear reflector. When did the reflector become mandatory, and also when was the white visibility strip added?
Thanks!
Anybody ever see one of these that has any intell? I think the double bar frame has a funky look! I'm guessing early 80's
I am trying to find out what the Apple tension should be for a 36 spoke steel wheel (V170 made in Canada 27x1 1/4). Spokes are 2.0mm steel. Tensions are sitting at 17 (park tool gauge) or 53 Kgf. Wondering what they should be? Would love to know front and back. Wheels are from a 1977 Targa 10 speed.
Somewhat confused ... Trying to find out what the correct seatpost is for a 1939 Flyer.
