Vintage CCM Bicycles

Use this forum to discuss all things related to vintage CCM bicycles including Rambler, Flyte, Mustang etc.

1967 Imperial 700

Submitted by ImperialMkII on Sat, 10/15/2011 - 20:11

Maybe its not quite a "classic" compared with some others on this site, but here's my first addition to the world of vintage CCM's. Its a gold 1967 Imperial 700 with 3 speed Sturmey Archer hub, found out for the trash in my neighbourhood. As can be seen by the pictures, its in great shape. I do have the front fender, it was just deached from the bike for some reason. It will be my restoration project for the winter, and hopefully ready to go in the spring!

CCM Galaxie Accessories

Submitted by CCM-Galaxie-John on Mon, 10/10/2011 - 20:41

Hi there

I'm looking for help outfitting my 1970's Galaxie bicycle - in particular I'm looking for information on the type of light that may have been available for the bike.

I've read that Sturmey Archer had a 'dynamo' charger for a light on some ccm bikes but am unsure if it was meant for my bike.

Does anyone have any tips on lighting for a 1970s ccm galaxie? 

Also - any other cool accessories that I should look into (ie. bell)? 

Thanks,

John

 

CCM Continental

Submitted by John on Wed, 10/05/2011 - 09:13

Here are a couple of shots of the Continental I picked up yesterday. Not gonna be pristine, but should clean up nicely. Got it at the Bicycle Works in Almonte following a call from a friend. Owner Bill Barrie takes in bikes as a donation and then gives any money made from their sale to Bicycles For Haiti.

Is it a CCM or what?

Submitted by DadsCCM on Fri, 09/23/2011 - 08:24

I have started to restore my dads old bike. He got it from his uncle in about 1937, and I was always told it was a CCM. However, the number stamped under the crank is 92158, and doesn't correspond to any CCM numbers I have seen. This bike looks just like a 1937 Redbird, has 28" x 1 1/2" wheels, and the CCM looking fenders. Could it be an off brand, built for Eatons etc., or even a military bike, as his uncle was in the RCAF? The serial number has me stumped, and I am not really familiar with bikes. Can anyone provide any leads or info?  

Help identifying two frames.

Submitted by DarrenRead on Mon, 09/19/2011 - 00:58

Please help me identify these two frames.

 

And the second frame.

need help identifing this bike

Submitted by ckbikes on Mon, 09/12/2011 - 16:52

hi all i recently pick up a CCM  it looks to be about 80% orgin. serial # 59C880 any help of any kind will be thanked. will upload pics of it in the next day or so

hygienic cushion frame Replace spring

Submitted by db on Fri, 09/09/2011 - 09:12

looking for a spring replacement for shock on a

a 1910 ? Cleveland with a hygienic cushion frame

any help would be appreciated

need to find aother spring since this one is broken in 5 parts

thanks

1937 Redbird

Submitted by Mark R. on Fri, 09/02/2011 - 18:33

Somewhere in my basement are the headset bits and stem for this bike. Once found I can get it back on the road, as I now have the correct rims laced into the original hubs. In the meantime, here's my blogpost (geez, two years old...) from when I first acquired it:

http://drumbent.blogspot.com/2009/06/newest-oldest-bike.html

Mark

stolen 26.August.2011: partially restore'd '27 Flyer

Submitted by johnhenrycopping on Wed, 08/31/2011 - 10:41

This 1927 CCM Flyer track bike was stolen outside of 253 College Street in Toronto on Friday 26 August 2011. The frame is gray-blue, the fenders are white and the saddle is orange. (The photo is a bit out of date.) If anyone sees or hears anything about this bike, please let me know. You can also call TPS 14 Division at 416.808.1400, report no. 4158831. Please note that the handlebars have been inverted since the pictures were taken, along w/the replacement of the saddle.

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