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Finally cleaned this bike up for my wife. Serial # is A59591, has 28" tires. I believe it is a 1961 model.
This bike has a unique CCM sprocket. I have seen this sprocket before.
Not sure when, how long or what model CCM used this sprocket for.
Any thoughts?
Mark M
Came across a 1927 men's ccm in a junkyard but 2 inches up from the dropouts there is a bend and little kink in the rear stay. Any way to fix other than cut and weld?
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Looking for pictures of a 1966 CCM cherry red mustang three speed stick
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checkered banana seat high rise handle bars hand breaks.
Hello all I have a set of sturmey archer hubs with drum brakes. They were in non working shape when I got them, I want to use them on a new set of rims I put together for a build. My question is can anyone help me with making sure they work properly, I don't want to build a wheel around them and not have them function properly . I seem to have all the parts I think, I just want to learn more about them through a hands on experience. If anyone has time to teach a kid i am willing to learn .
i have a early 1970's mustang and hoping someone can tell me what is the correct size for the front tire.Think the rim is a twenty inch.Are there original tires still available?Thanks
I acquired this reflector in a box of bicycle parts. I am wondering if anyone has information or know if thia is a CCM rear early teens reflector? Any info would be helpful
Hi guys,
I am having difficulty trying to remove a triplex crank.... I have tried many different types of pullers, but none will grab securely under the arms... Any thoughts? Or tools that I could purchase?
Thanks, Dave
I think all of us with older 28" rim CCMs have found it challenging to find suitable tires. I have several times found comments from ccm owners wishing they could find a taller tire to better fill the gap between the wheel and fender.
Hi, I am working on a mid-60's CCM, and I have F12 rims on the bike. However the front and rear rim profiles are different. The rear rim has a flat V shape, and the front rim has a rounded central bump, of the Westwood rim style usually seen on rod brake roadsters, but also on early CCMs. In searching for parts, I have come across two other bikes with this same configuration of F12 rims with this odd installation.
