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| SORRY I forgot to mention the shifter is a white twist grip shifter,the first such shifter I ever seen,are these common or is my childhood memories bad. Thks again by: 24.222.163.56 |
| both Sturmey-Archer and Shimano supplied 3-speed twist-grip shifters for a while- I'm guessing mid seventies? Maybe not rare, but much less common than the triggers. by: 207.112.224.138 |
| I was wondering if anyone had a good source of info on older ccm 3 speeds. I recently purchased a 1963 Imperial mark iv. It has a Sturmey Archer aw hub,Flyte seat,supercycle speedometer,Condor horn and the shifter has t6g on it.The bike is in great shappe and rides better than my two year old giant mountain bike. I would love any info anybody has on theses old ccm's. Thanks, Alonzo by: 24.222.163.56 |
| can you post a pic of the bike. thanks by: 24.187.195.201 |
| Hi Mike Please email me and I will send you a pick,can't figure out how to post one here.thegonzoal@hotmail.com Alonzo by: 24.222.163.56 |
| i have a custom bmx dyno i just did,satin black, lowered springer forks, spiked fenders front and bakc, skull grips, custom painted sprocket, nice chrome. paint has minimal scratches. nice cruiser. i built it and got bored of it. looking for 150$ maybe trade ill take any old muscle bikes condition doesnt matter as long as its not pitted badly, reply if intterested http://community.webshots.com/photo/222770605ivPWid by: 24.187.195.201 |
| Has anyone ever heard of a bicycle called Davaga? An 84 year old man recently gave me a bike that he bought in 1931. He bought it in Springfield, Illinois. There is no name left visible on the bike, but he said it was called a Davaga. by: 64.12.116.202 |
| Hi Roy, it might be a dept store bicycle - apparently there was a chain of sporting goods stores called Davega many years ago... I don't know anything about them though. Hope this helps. by: 203.45.33.244 |
| Howdy all, I am looking for a 1975-1976 ? AMF Evel Knievel/Harley Davidson theme bike. It was a 20" white bike with a mock gas tank, working rear shocks, large black seat, front and rear mud flaps, and a number plate on the front and side that had a large number 1 in a flag otif (red white and blue with stars). If you know where I can purchase one please E-mail me. Thanks for your help. Technical Sergeant Joseph Michels USAF by: 65.161.32.39 |