Use this forum to discuss all things related to vintage CCM bicycles including Rambler, Flyte, Mustang etc.
Seeing the photos of Wayne's fantastic collection of bikes reminded me again that this would be a project worth taking on. So sent in a photo of your favourite pre-1983 CCM bike currently in your possession and we'll use 14 of the photos to produce a 2014 calendar. The calendar will 8.5" x 11" closed and 11" x 17" when open.
I'm relying on Alan and some of you other young folks to get the word out to the muscle bike crowd. We'll certainly want them represented as well.
I attended the Dutch Mason Blues Fest and Motorcycle show here in Truro, NS. The Blues Bros were the headliners for the 3 day event..they put on a stupendous show.
I am attaching a photobucket link of my display in the motorcycle tent. http://s917.photobucket.com/user/dobie45/library/DUTCH%20MASON%20BLUES%20FESTIVAL%20AND%20BIKE%20SHOW/DUTCH%20MASON%20BLUES%20FEAST%20AND%20MOTORCYCLE%20SHOW
Just had to share a picture of my latest find, I call her "goldy green"
Hi everyone! I've been having problems dating my CCM Marauder, I've heard that the first letter in the serial represent the year in a alphabetical way, ex. A:69 B:70 C:71 and so on but apparently, none of the 69 are A models.
How can we date these Marauders? The serial number on mine is D573801.
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my friend has this bike. no name on it and it is for sale he was offered 300.00 for it and turn it done .that was 2years ago i am the only one that knows about it.so fare he wanted me to sell it for him and he turn done offer.
My nickname has been "Bikelady" for over 40 years. I used to be the person to go to for all the local kids needing bike repairs in a couple of small Ontario towns where I lived over the years, but now I live in London. My passion for bicycles has been long lasting and now that I'm retired, I can spend hours repairing or restoring bikes. The latest find is a barn fresh Cleveland CCM with the headbadge intact but only one handlebar grip, wooden pedals that someone made up and some wire holding parts together. The original seat is there, in rough shape, but nice to have it just the same.
Still some summer left for riding I
