Use this forum to discuss all things related to vintage CCM bicycles including Rambler, Flyte, Mustang etc.
Hello. New to forum. I am very interested in buying a 1969/70 mustang bike. I have posted in the wanted forum but thought I would reach out here. I have no idea as to how rare (or not) these bikes are. Any info or contacts where to buy would be appreciated. Thank you.
All NOS except the Triplex crank arm. Clearly a pedal a pedal had been mounted.
Most are on foil.
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Hi,
I have an old model (CCM37) and i want to know if it's possible to install hand brakes easily without using soldering ?
Thanks !
JF
I picked up a CCM Apache today. It has a shimano coaster brake 333 hub mated with a 24" made in Canada wheel set.
The there are two serial numbers. On the lower seatpost its E644658 but across the bottom bracket it has 704629021. The bb # looks to have been added after the paint. It also has a neighborhood watch sticker on it saying its been marked so police can identify it. I suspect the sticker and the bb# are related.
Any idea what year this bike would be and what years this model was manufactured?
I picked up this 1949 lady's bicycle from a friend of mine.
It has the blue headbadge. I have seen this badge before but not a lot.
My men's 1949 has the perforated badge as shown in the attached photo.
Does anyone know the history of the blue headbadge?
Mark
Hi,
What is the correct tire size for this rim? Is it 28 x 1 1/2" (ISO 635?). Are these Endric or Westwood rims and will most tires fit these rims equally well? That is, is there different tires for the different styles rim?
Thanks, Daryl
That's right folks. Gentleman is looking for a good home for his father's bike. It has original frame, fenders, handlebars, front wheel and carrier. Rear wheel, seat, pedals are new. Bike is located in Peterborough. If interested, send me a note - john.mckenty@sympatico.ca - and I'll give you the contact info.
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Researched a thread here on a war era supercycle that might have had a Walton & Brown 285 spindle as stock equipment.
I recently got hold of this NOS 284 spindle. Anyone know if there's a way to date this with any specificity? It's very nicely made.