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Hi I'm wondering if anyone can point me towards either a video or printed instructions on how to do the above adjustment. Women's 10 speed Targa road bike circa mid-70s I believe. Rear derailleur has two control cables; one for upshifts and one for downshifts. I do a fair bit of bike maintenance but have never seen this before. I overhaul/and or donate, bikes for some low-income families, as a hobby. Thanks
Just got this for a price I couldn't refuse.
Hi,
I recently came across two CCM bikes, his and hers, and can not find a serial number on either bike. Can anyone tell me the model and year of manufacture? The only thing I see are a E and D but no numericals with that. Photos attached.
Klaus
When did CCM start making Motor bike style bikes with double bar top tube
Hi. I am fairly new to this forum. I recently purchased a 1924 girls crescent. The rims do not match. The front has a wood rim with dunlop fort tire. It is in great shape and is holding air. The rear rim is metal, the hub is a new hercules pat pending (with a brake arm) and the tire is called a challenge made in canada. The rear is leaking air from the valve stem. I would appreciate any advise i can get about the bike. I would like matching front and back / tires and rims ; however, this might be very difficult given how old the bike is.
I was told that this J.C. Higgins branded bike was made by CCM. I'm trying to find more info on it. When it was made. Etc.
Hi,
I have found this old SCP bicycle and I would want to know if someone could help me to wonder how old is this bike ?
Serial number is: G6842
Thanks !
Mathieu
I picked up CCM Massey men's roadster ( single straight top tube) with a C code frame number yesterday. It has a plain fork crown not the three bars I have seen in photos of other Massey bikes.... Did some models come with plain forks? Bike is a one family owner bike and was bought new by the grandfather of the lady I got it from.
seat is too modern (1950's) handle bar stem is a sliding adjustable one so that's wrong and it has been repainted at some time in its 97 years. It has a Eade Coaster rear brake....
What type of pedals do I have, it's on a 1938 motorbike
Anyone have a video or pics on rebuilding this seat.Dont get why the top pan has the bolts all the way through.
