Use this forum to discuss all things related to vintage CCM bicycles including Rambler, Flyte, Mustang etc.
Not sure where to post this, but it has some vintage CCM bike content so here it is. The local police auction turned up a handful of good bikes, including a '67 Centennial Duomatic that goes well with the '67 200D that hauled everything home. A "zelco" three speed, an old ten speed something or other, and a couple newer mountian bikes for a friend. It took about 5 minutes to saw through about 10 feet of rope holding the stupid milk crate on. Once it was off, and a little air put in the tires she was rolling back down the road again. The k
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Need help on any info on this bike. It needs a chainguard and I can't find out what it looks like.
Does anyone think it should be repainted or have a proper guard for sale?
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I've lined up most of my CCMs to make a group pictures.
I was wondering if someone knew under what badges CCM sold their bikes. I know there was Black Hawk, Zenith, Empire, possibly Super Cycle and of course CCM. Any other that I might have missed?
I have this CCM road bike that said made in france. I've never heard of that. Anyone know more about them?
Here's the bike. Anyone as any infos? I've never seen that headbadge either. Any idea of the date... my guess is 80's.
Hi, I just joined group so I could get rid of an old tandem frame. I picked this frame off the side of the road without looking too close at it and did not want to throw it in the trash. It is a boulevard brand but i think it is made by ccm.Thought someone here could use it for parts . this is not a complete bike and is very rough. Seats and wheels are missing,frame was damaged at downtube and headtube and poorly welded. It has both cranksets and pedals, handlebars and chainguard. the fork seems ok. I live in Hamilton .
Hi! Can someone help me identify the year of this CCM. Also, can you let me know if the parts on it are original or not. Many thanks!
Some may have already seen these but here are a couple of early movies showing how bicycles were made.
Unfortunately it's buried under a lot of stuff and couldn't get something much better than these snapshots.
I attached the pics in this thread.
http://i48.tinypic.com/2vsglli.jpg
http://i46.tinypic.com/kt5s4.jpg
The gears last time that the bike was in a working state (late 60s) were not properly working.
It belonged to my father. Is it feasible to find parts to repair it? Can the gear system be replaced in whole?
My unrestored survivor vintage CCM is badged Zenith, sold by Marshall Wells Stores. It is maroon with white pin stripes on the fenders exactly like one i've seen posted elsewhere on this forum.
