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| I'm trying to figure out the year my bike was manufactured. Here's some info: Make: CCM (in Weston, Ontario, Canada) Model: Imperial Mark IV tandem Tire size: 26x1&3/4 Serial #: G1802 (Also has an upside down 'R') If anyone can help, I greatly appreciate it. Thanks! by: 154.5.18.126 |
| I have a folding bicycle manufactured by a firm called Caloi, during the 1960s. I know that the bicycle is Brazilian (though the manufacturer Caloi was/is an Italian company based in Brazil). I would like to know what this bicycle might be worth. I have searched all major online auctions and have not found anything similar. Please help. I am based in South Africa. by: 196.2.124.252 |
| Hello ,I have aquired a caloi mountain bike with rock shox forks serfas seat in very good condtion,shimano altus gears etc...I too am having difficulty researching its value and there are zero for bid on e-bay to compare but i've heard of similar ones like mine bought for 25 usa dollars at a yardsale bring 500 plus ..I'm going to be listing it soon but would like to know a fair reserve set price...If u've found any info on your bike or research any help would be greatly appretiated....Jon by: 68.200.5.99 |
| I just bought a tandem at a garage sale for $7, so you know what I have. Single speed, no coaster brake (only from hand brake, yikes) 26 x 1-3/8 tires. It is pretty much junk. But I figure it is a project. It has been repainted several times. No fenders (mud guards), no chain guards. The handle grips say Schwinn and the tires are Wards Riverside. So, I really have no idea what I bought My first question is, where does one look for serial numbers that might help me identify what this was at one time? If you can help with this I have another question about the odd combination of sprockets (if that's the correct term) I found on the one piece cranks. by: 4.225.109.41 |
| More important than a serial number is to post a picture by: 74.243.236.91 |
| Needed a S/A 3speed gear cable in Tandem length.Used a summit universal gear wire with the two different ends---snip off the hub end.For the S/A shifter that uses the small tube end I simply filed(drimel)the small end ---it fits and works great---the universal quick release swival attached the adj. barrle to the hub.Really not hard to keep an old english 3 speed on the road---sam by: 69.152.139.205 |
| I had a Japanese 3-speed SA clone shifter which fit a standard derailer cable end just fine. The only problem I find is that the cable seems to be stretching. I keep losing first gear (until I readjust) just when I need it! by: 216.15.114.27 |
| A Mr Patrick McKenna has an unrestored all original English pre war tandem 4 sale in the New Orleans area. phone#(985)892-6586 cell (985)373-4778 In unrestored condition--very dirty--needs cables(unconnected but there)had S/A tandem drums(3 speed rear)and also rod brakes.has light,and gen.Celluloid cover on front handle bar.steel mudgards(fenders) by: 68.90.181.92 |