Have a vintage CCM item or part for sale. Post it here.
Original paint with repainted fenders.Twenty inch frame with 32 inch crossover.Bicycle was disassembled and all frame and hub bearings cleaned and repacked including 3 piece crank..Rims V160 28 X 1 1/2 F13 with good rubber Coninential City Ride $125.00.
gtflyte@hotmail.ca
Tryin to make more room and dug this one out. http://trkcnfrm1.smi.usps.com/PTSInternetWeb/InterLabelInquiry.do?strOrigTrackNum=LJ268224302US&Go+to+Track+%26+Confirm.x=9&Go+to+Track+%26+Confirm.y=6
I recently listed a very good condition CCM Dealer's hardcover book from the mid seventies. The book is about 12" long, 9" wide and 1" thick with between 150 and 200 pages of detailed information, drawings, and a full color section on CCM sporting goods.
I have listed the item on Ebay and there is and the item number is 150793421730.
I have decided to sell my 1941 CCM Flyer Track bike as a whole or just
as a Frame/Fork with h/s & b/b or maybe with wheelset only. I'm willing
I recently bought a rear hub for my 1939 CCM "Road Racer". The hub is a match for the front hub, both being in similar condition and manufactured by Bayliss-Wiley Co Ltd.
When I bought the hub, I thought it to be suitable for a track cog on one side and a single cog freewheel on the other. Sadly, for me anyway, the hub is designed for fixed cogs on each side, with both sides machined for lock rings.
This is a rare, rare volume written in 1946 by Merrill Denison. It measures 11" x 13" and contains over thirty photos of the factory at the time. You seldom see this book and when you do it runs $300+. The one I have is complete and in good condition. The cover is a bit tattered and has a stain on it. There's also a small stain that runs through the upper corner of the book next to the spine, but nothing that detracts from the text or photos. Price is $185.00 + $10.00 shipping.
Contacted the other day by a former CCM dealer who has a 1983 CCM Tandem partially assembled never ridden for sale. If there's any interest, let me know and I'll forward his email address. He didn't say where the bike was located.
John
