Use this forum to discuss all things related to vintage CCM bicycles including Rambler, Flyte, Mustang etc.
I'm restoring my 1923 CCM Perfect bicycle. I have the frame stripped down except...I can't get the front forks off the bike. I am unable to get the steering tube detached from the fork tube.
I was able to successfullly remove the big bolt that goes down the top of the steering tube, but I cannot loosen the steering tube from the fork tube.
Well....I've been having issues trying to get that cone nut off that's next to the chain ring on a couple of projects.
I searched the good old CCM forums and the internet and see I'm not the only one. I see in the catalogue there was a special tool (of course) that is used to get that cone nut off.
I suppose you could fab something up (and I've tried) but I decided to find a solution that would work better than a tool hack or pliers etc....
Anyone know the year of this?Thanks Rick
Hi. I am hoping the knowledgeable CCM members can help me with this interesting frame. I cannot find
any online to compare it to. Any idea what model it is? It is a B serial number , it has a Super Komet hub, and a
headtube sticker (not badge). 28 x 1 1/2 wheels and a 19" frame. The fork shape surprised me until i realized that a
previous owner had bent them, then turned them around so the bike would still function ! Must have had interesting
Hi, Can anyone tell me about this bike? Who made the Canadiana? I can't seem to find anything on line. Any quess as to the year? Thanks, Jack
Hi everyone !
I'm new on this forum and in the CCM world ! I'm glad I found this community, because I bought yesterday a CCM Light Delivery, found on kijiji.
Here's it is, in a rather bad picture... more to come later !
(Please forgive my langages mistakes. I'm a french guy living in Québec)
Owner sends the following details and photos:
-Corbin Duplex Model 8 rear hub
-wood handlebars
-chain ring details
-crank/bb details
-the only stampings we can find are on the alloy? plugs on the top of
the forks. Looks like J K and then CCM stacked
-rear rim is wood and front is clad
-block chain
Apparently, there is a glitch with the Buy Now button for the 2015 calendar. I apologize for that. Hopefully, it will be rectified shortly. Isn't technology wonderful?
John
