CCM LADIES 28" and Spaceliner

[late for dinner]

This CCM is just an original nice riding local bike bike and has nice painted and striped 28' wheels a 1969 Hamilton Ontario tag on it too.
I got it because I have a similar mens version which I showed here earlier as well.
I would be open to a local trade though of the CCMS for oh, I don't know, maybe a Monark Springer, an old Schwinn frame or maybe a skiptooth wheel set? (lol)
The 28" wheelset, saddle and bars from the men's bike were borrowed to try out on the Spaceliner from Onewheelsqueel that was sitting on my porch in a box when I brought the old girls bike home.
The 'liner doesn't feel like a middleweight any more,but I haven't ridden it yet either to prove the clearance of the tires and the old Shelby rack may be temporary too.

 

[Onewheelsqueel]

That liner looks familiar. lol. Nice to have worked a deal with ya.

 

[late for dinner]

Thanks Kevin, I really like the style of these frames and the rattyness is something I can work with.
I tried that set of 28" wheels because they were handy but they are already back on the CCM .

 

[Onewheelsqueel]

I like the wheels. Not so sure on the rack and long spring saddle. I like the seat that they came with, but thats all my opinion and taste.

 

[late for dinner]

Yeah, I'm not partial to the long spring saddle on anything I have really and the nice original seat is apart for clean up.
I like the idea of the 28s, but not that particular set and don't want the CCM mens frame hanging around.
The painted wheels would be cool, but the original bike deserves to keep them.
Theres a donor bike in sight with a good chrome set of 26s and I'd also like to maybe use the original fender(s) depending on fork set up.

 

['48 Hawthorne]

"open to a local trade though of the CCMS for oh, I don't know, maybe a Monark Springer, an old Schwinn frame or maybe a skiptooth wheel set? "

:lol: :lol: :lol:

 

[late for dinner]

Well Hello there Jordan,...... fancy seeing you here, what a surprise! :lol:
I think that nice long spring thick leather saddle's on the table too. :wink:

 

[pick]

You finally got that spaceliner! It looks pretty cool with those wheels on it. I love the lines of the spaceliners! Great finds!

 

[late for dinner]

Yeeup, they're pretty cool designs for sure, Thanks Trent, you'll find yours before long.

 

[Onewheelsqueel]

So you said there's not many spaceliners up there in Canada. I'm guessing there's not many Sears products up there at all, which is a lot of what I'm used to seeing, in many other types of vintage stuff as well. Being in Sears land it's a lot of what I see.

 

['48 Hawthorne]

Sears up here equals chickity-china junk! :lol:

 

[Onewheelsqueel]

Not back in the '60s and earlier, much of their products were made right here in the Chicago area. Im into vintage trailers, and their Allstate trailers were made in the same town I was born in by Dunbar Kapple.

 

[late for dinner]

I noticed a trailer in some of your pics and it looks like a real quality product. Sears had pretty good aluminum boats too as I recall.

 

[Onewheelsqueel]

I have a few trailers, a few to many. lol. I have two Allstate trailers, one two wheel, one single wheel. Along with two other vintage trailers, a '60s aluminum Heilite single wheel tent trailer and a '67 Apache pop up. And you guys thought you had a bunch of bikes, try collecting trailers, doesnt take long to run out of room, along with the vintage vehicles to tow em as well. lol.

Oh and I have someone wanting to give me a bunch of single wheel parts right now also.