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Hello everyone !
I have just started restoring my loop frame bike last night. I am trying to determine the age. My seat tube is stamped with an odd serial number 8V0028. I say odd because the first 0 looks like its overstamped with a 1. My rear hub has the CCM patent for 1937, and it's serial number is 476831.
Everything looks to be pretty much original, with the rims and frame still having the pinstriping. I will try to add some pics. Not having much luck with that though.
Thought I'd share some close-up pictures of a restored 72' Marauder , enjoy! 
(Indoor pictures were took earlier, that's why there's missing parts.)
Hello,
I just purchased my second CCM today. Its missing the head badge and one grip. The serial number dates it to 1942. What attracted me to this bike, besides being a CCM is its 28"/700C wheels. Does anyone know what model it is. Was the frame originally all black like it is now or has it been repainted?
Thanks,
Chris
Hello Looking for any info on the CCM Massey shown in pictures. The bike belonged to my Grandfather and I am looking to restore it. Wondering where I could find a set of handle bars, other parts in general.
I am new to this so any info would would be much appreciated!
sugestion on how to remove road tar from a ccm bike without damaging paint would be apreciated thanks william rudolph
Hello! I need some help identifying this bike. I was told that it was a CCM, but I dont recognize the headtube badge, and the serial number doesnt seem to match anything from CCM. The serial is etched at the top of the seat tube, and appears to be 6 numbers long.
a very good friend gave me a ccm l ' automatique it is a 5 speed that shifts by itself acording to wheel speed with weights in the wheel. dad marked on the weights i was wondering what year it was. thanks william rudolph
I just got home from picking up this little jem. I've searched all of the usual spots for a serial # (lower seat post, bottom bracket etc) but have yet to turn anything up to confirm the year of manufacture. I bought it from a guy who owned it since it was new in the '60s and he obviously took pretty good care of it. There is minimal surface rust which should clean off no problem and there is a tear in the seat but besides that it appears to be 100% complete. My favorite part is the duomatic hub. I just got my first one earlier this year and I love how they work.
Saved this one fom a barn.I can't seem to find any serial number.Its going to take a bit of work but at least I saved it.Green paint looks orig
