Use this forum to discuss all things related to vintage CCM bicycles including Rambler, Flyte, Mustang etc.
I acquired a CCM Brantford Model 534 a couple of years ago. I have done some work on it, replace the rear wheel with the proper wooden one, and almost have it on the road. Question to the group - does anyone know when this model was made? I know it is prior to 1918 as the Brantford Models 554-558 are shown in the 1918 CCM Accessories Catelog. Another collector suggest around 1905... Anyone have any info?
Bought this '42 roadster last week. Appears to be all original including the Gibson pedals.
when crank did ccm change the cups in the cyclo sonic crank to cups with no bottoms to cups with bottoms this is the crank assembly with tapered roller bearings william rudolph
Found this baby on Kijiji yesterday. Will provide more details once I pick it up.


I figure its time to share some of my collection. I'm in Nova Scotia, have been collecting bikes for about 2 1/2 years. I have makes from 1890s to the 1970s. I will add more pix as time goes by. REQUIREMENTS . I need tires for my Road Racer 28 X 1 1/4" and a triplex crankset (small dia)
http://s917.photobucket.com/albums/ad20/dobie45/1952%20CCM%20JUVENILE/
New to this board, but I am in the process of restoring one of Torchy Peden's track bikes circa 1928/30. To make this bike 100% correct, I would need to find a rear hub and a handle bar stem from that vintage or close.
The original hub used in that time was stamped "C.C.M. FLYER" but it will be unlikely that I will find one. If anybody knows were I could locate (close to that vintage) a rear ONE PIECE steel track hub I would love to hear about it. I have added a picture from the front hub so you have a idea of the profile.

This show was started in 2001 by Jamie McGregor (a member of our site) when he decided to display some of his bicycles for friends at his farm in Brantford. Now ten years later it's grown into the Canadian Vintage Bicycle Show. Well done, Jamie!!!