vegasbike

I just picked up that same ccm with trashed wheels and a tilted rear derailleur hanger..
replaced front wheel and still riding it -(kind of) with the rear wheel ( rim has big flat spot which i cant correct) I haven't taken it apart yet- just changed out front wheel with a spare I had and adjusted rear deraileur dropout a bit (still needs a bit more fine tuning- will have to wait till she gets stripped and my appropriate freewheel remover comes in (park fr4)
Its pretty nice even though not fully ready- looks like wheels were trashed early and sat for a long while -
i know- pics- soon


Here it is- rideable with a flat spot on rear wheel that I cannot fix ( thought riding it could level it out- or make it more flat!- waiting on tool to swap out freewheel to another wheel. She’ll get a full tear down soon enough.... I have paselas that might go on .. she’ll be a nice rider for sure

Rear deraileur hanger needs a bit more finessing but not bad





Love the dual bolts for seat adjustment- have never seen that before

T-Mar

Any chance that you post the serial number? During this era, Procycle typically didn't manufacture with Reynolds tubing. The other samples of this model that I've seen had a "Made in France" country of origin label. It's one of only three sub-contracted CCM models that I've seen. TIA.

vegasbike

hi, thx for the reply. I’ll get the serial # on Monday. Sticker on the chain stay says made in France

vegasbike

Hi, serial # is B4027296
it has a sticker on chainstay indicating it’s made in France
thx


QUOTE=T-Mar;21702197]Any chance that you post the serial number? During this era, Procycle typically didn't manufacture with Reynolds tubing. The other samples of this model that I've seen had a "Made in France" country of origin label. It's one of only three sub-contracted CCM models that I've seen. TIA.[/QUOTE]