Use this forum to discuss all things related to vintage CCM bicycles including Rambler, Flyte, Mustang etc.
I bought this Rambler this week. It looks to be a very early maybe 1910 or so. It has newer wheels and wrong chain. The frame has larger tubes than any bike I have seen.. The crank is a skip tooth CCM or Hercules style. The rear stays are D shaped. The bars could be correct. The seat is newer. The fork has a very early style to it. The headbadge is very unique looking. Does anyone know when CCM started making Rambler bikes. Would this be 1910 era or earlier. I tried posting pics last night but nothing showed up. I will try this again.
I have a CCM Charger i have searched the web for pictures and more info like
parts and value but can not find much about it. Any thoughts on this
Thanks Rick3313
Received these photos from Rejean of his wooden-wheeled Falcon. The last one shows it strapped to the back of his 1927 Chevrolet. Anyone familiar with a Falcon?
Hi to all.
I recently received a CCM bicycle. The MFG date code is : 6E0824.
Am I safe to say this is a 1941 model? Does the 6 represent the month of the year?
The bike did not come with a chain guard and I have had no luck trying to find information on this
model on the internet. Tire size is: 26x2x1.75
Does anyone know the model designation of this bicycle.
Thank you.
Curtis
1969 GTR SIDEWINDER, built for General Tire and rubber, to be sold through there tire stores.
Received the following note and photos. Can anyone help? John
I believe I have a ccm Frameset and was wondering if you can help identify year, model, and how to build it up? I will be interested finding history of bike and best way to build it so its period correct? The serial number is on the bottom bracket. It is X23053.
A fellow sent me these photos hoping that someone could date his bike. Anyone want to take a stab at it? John
Here are a couple photos of my old bikes, any help is muchly apprecieated,
The first one I think I have figured out it's a 1927, but I could be wrong!!!
The light blue with no seat I think is from 1951......