Introductions

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Hello from Kelowna, BC

Hello,

great to see a site dedicated to CCM bikes. My wife and I are new at vintage bikes and are looking forward to restoring our first two bikes. 1967 Duomatics; his and hers. Any suggestions and advice would be great. the bikes we have are in good shape with the usual pitted chrom and surface rust. We are going to tear them down and rebuild them; repainting the frames and getting the seats upholstered.

 

Robin and Michelle

New Member here

Greetings Folks,

 

My name is Joe. brand new to the site. Thought I'd say hello.

Have lurked for a little while. Some great historical information. Looking forward to learning more and hopefully contributing.

I'm an American living in Canada. CCM was exclusively a hockey company to us kids in 1970s Boston. As a teenager I saw a CCM Mustang out in Western Massachusetts and thought it was odd that a skate company would put their stamp on a bike. (Kind of like when baseball legend Ted Williams endorsed a bike and other sports gear for Sears.)

Hello from Vancouver.

From Vancouver:. Hello everybody.

I joined today. I have a couple of CCM Mustangs. One with a BMX rear wheel and another with a Falcon 3 speed rear wheel.

I have a problem with the Falcon 3 speed. The return spring clip has popped out and I am hoping a member here may have a drawing of the Falcon shift mechanism.  I'm retired and recycle bikes for myself and have done about 1/2 dozen bikes for a commuinty family support group which is always in need of 20" and 24" bikes for children.

Hello From London Ontario

Im new to this forum thing, but willing to give her ago.

New Member _ Sylvan Lake, AB

Hello, I've been following the forum for a few weeks and decided to join. I have two CCMs, both apart and under repair.

A '66 Rambler 500 and a '67 Imperial.  Unfortunately the paint on both had to go. Sometimes the paint condition on an old bike is "character", sometimes it's just plain "bad".  I rode these kinds of bikes as a kid, usually with frames so large that they had to be mounted from a porch.  I now ride mostly vintage road bikes. The CCMs should be running next spring. Looking forward to that.

 

hello from Oakville ON

Hi,

 I am new to the forum and have a vintage CCM tandum bike that isnt being used much anymore (kids have grown). I am considering selling it so I thought this forum would be a good start. I will post pictures etc. in the next day or two.

 

Hello All

Hello All. I am new to this site . I own a 1948 CCM bike 

New member

Hi Folks;

Thought I would join up as I seem to running into a lot of great bikes lately.

I hope to be by as often as time will permit.

Duke.

Old Targa 10

a mathematic question ?

Why now we need to response a mathematic question when we log on this site ?

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