Use this forum to discuss all things related to vintage CCM bicycles including Rambler, Flyte, Mustang etc.
Just posted a cool video of CCM collector Don Farmer done by the Montreal Gazette. Check it out in the Video section.
John
I found this last week (for only $40!!!),and having never actually seen/heard of CCM,began researching the brand on the. ANY information on it (eg: vintage,model,general info,I won't need to know "what's it worth",I'm not a bike flipper,but that would be cool too,LOL!).
The other day at a Winnipeg stoplight waiting for the green light a bike pulled up next to me that made me do a double take, I only had seconds to look at it but it appeared to be a reproduction CCM ballooner, maybe a 10 year old bike, not sure. It had the CCM stamped chainring, really wide bars and a frame with I think a twin arch under the straight bar, clearly marked CCM. Was I dreaming at that stoplight? Did they really make this repro? Was it a huge run of these? I never saw one before and I'm always around bicycles!
Howdy ...I am a vintage bicycle fan located in Vancouver BC and am stoked on made in Canada bicycles and skateboards, favorites include motocross type bicycles and classic ballooners made by CCM plus skateboards made by Bauer. Check out some of the bike collection here: http://www.skullskates.com/history/on-line-bicycle-museum/
I also run a skateboard company which has released limited production frame sets and bicycles based on classic 30s 40s 50s balloon style bikes, selling and buying tomorrow at the 10th annual vintage bike swap here in Vancouver....yes!
newer ccms have round holes on the crank rings but some older ccms only had a slot on the chain rings what year did this change happen william rudolph
I acquired a CCM Brantford Model 534 a couple of years ago. I have done some work on it, replace the rear wheel with the proper wooden one, and almost have it on the road. Question to the group - does anyone know when this model was made? I know it is prior to 1918 as the Brantford Models 554-558 are shown in the 1918 CCM Accessories Catelog. Another collector suggest around 1905... Anyone have any info?
Bought this '42 roadster last week. Appears to be all original including the Gibson pedals.
when crank did ccm change the cups in the cyclo sonic crank to cups with no bottoms to cups with bottoms this is the crank assembly with tapered roller bearings william rudolph
Found this baby on Kijiji yesterday. Will provide more details once I pick it up.
