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I wish, the only chrome shop nearby is already closed for the rest of the month (Christmas vacation) and I'm mostly out of cash anyway due to the problem mentioned above. Don't worry Crash, I'll have it done early 2016 for sure, probably gonna start one of my X-16 after this one. :thumbsup:

Well, it's seems I won't be able to finish it in time, due to some rebel wisdom tooths suddenly wrecking havoc, I'll re-post the build on the main build section since it's still going on, just not ready anytime soon.

Hey everyone! First time entry, I've been having this hunk of parts for awhile and I though I'd finally piece it back together. It is a CCM Spoiler dated 1972, a variation of the more known CCM Marauder. It will be a total restoration, paint, chrome, you name it. There is also a lot of parts...

Made in England for sure, pretty sure this one was for the Canadian market. All done! :cool2: ========== ==========

Just a heads up, I've finally got around painting the frame, closest match I could find. It's all assembly from now on! More soon.

The Rail, I can't resist the fades... :crazy2:

So, here's another restoration in the work, found locally (Canada, Qc) about a year ago for a hundred CAD, the restoration actually started on the 28th of last February but was abrubtly interrupted when I found 3 CCM Spoilers, one after the other during most of last year... Anyway, this...

Update time! The crank has been added, wheels have been cleaned, greased & trued and aslo installed. I've decided to go for the Groove Thread slick since the Knobby would be a better match for one of my other projects. I have plans on cutting down a Trygg kickstand I have to have the bike...

Anyone that are in possession of a Baycrest badged bike? I think this is the badge that was missing, wouldn't mind confirmation and more detailed picture if someone has any!

Thanks! Yes, one of them had these, that would be the CCM Cobra, rare bike.

This is where it's at at the moment, currently waiting for a pair of cotter pins & front redline tire. Next week, I'll look forward someone (different from the guy I used to go to) to do a recover of my other Spoiler seat since I've got this one for acurate measures, at the same time, if the end...

New chrome as arrived! :43:

Here's a snap of all my Muscle Bikes! :whistle: 1972 CCM Marauder 3-Speed 1970 CCM Spoiler 3-Speed 1970 CCM Spoiler Coaster (Being restored ATM) 1972 CCM Spoiler 3-Speed (For parts, later project as soon as I gather more parts) 1970 CCM Mustang X-16 (Later Project for sure!)...

''looking great! i find old ccm bikes are always a pleasure to work on. just a good quality bike'' I have a bunch of CCM Hi-risers and none have let me down, although some of them have their downside, the wedge frames (Marauders/Wedge/Spoiler) in particular, are kind of heavy. Just a small...

Just got these recently, I knew someone who luckily had still one entirely re-chromed for sale plus he had NOS forks laying around so... why not save on chroming while it's possible! The fork is already on & I'll be waiting before adding the bars, until the rest that needs to be re-chromed...

Hey everyone, this is a restoration I'm working on right now and I thought I'd share the build process here aswell. This is an early 1970 CCM Spoiler single speed rebadged by a possibly local market store that isn't around anymore. As a reminder, the Spoiler is a variant of the Marauder frame...

Thanks!

Hey everyone! Here's a resto. I've done a few years back and documented on other Forums but since I've been looking alot on here, I figured I'd post some of my steeds, this is the one that started the Hobby. To start it off, here's a peek of how it was when I bought it, in pieces! Individual...

1972 CCM Marauder 3-Speed, Bought in pieces: After: 1970 CCM Spoiler 3-Speed, before: After: