Canadian Cycle and Motor Question

[American Vintage Bicycle Supply]

Found this CCM but 19 does not fit in the normal serial number database. Anyone seen anything like this?

Here is how I found it.

 

[CCR]

is there a number anywhere else on it, the ccm bikes ive seen that go off that list usually had bolt on rear seat stays...

 

[American Vintage Bicycle Supply]

None that I can find.

is there a number anywhere else on it, the ccm bikes ive seen that go off that list usually had bolt on rear seat stays...

 

[CCR]

try left rear drop out. guessing 60's model right now with nothing to go off of

 

[CCR]

found this on the ccm forums too

I'd appreciate the serial number, when you can get to it. Just be aware that some of these late 1970s models did not have the serial number in the traditional location, at the bottom, non-drive side of the seat tube. Some have cropped up with it towards the top of the seat tube. In particular, I recall a Targa 10 where it was partially obscured by the top of the seat tube decal.

 

[American Vintage Bicycle Supply]

found this on the ccm forums too

Thanks for the info!

It is a 50's balloon tire bike. 60's and 70's models were all mid weights with smaller fenders. This model has factory peaked balloon tire fenders and 2.125 drop center rims.

 

[American Vintage Bicycle Supply]

The rear rack is an add on. It actually goes on the front... but used on the rear.

 

[Dr. Tankenstein]

Could 19 be the frame size? Just thinkin' out loud


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[American Vintage Bicycle Supply]

Could 19 be the frame size? Just thinkin' out loud


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Actually I think that's it.

That's where the serial number should be but I think this model is the exception. I do know it's late 40's now.