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It's 2008 and I now have a 75 year old bike.

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Old 01-01-08, 09:10 PM
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It's 2008 and I now have a 75 year old bike.

My 1933 CCM cruiser is now 75 years old.

It will be getting a full paint and chrome restoration before spring... all the mechanical work has been done and it rides beautifully.

It's also another bike I saved from the crusher.

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You have beaten me in the bike age contest.
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So this is the before photo?

Is the two tone thing original? Oh, and we need closeups of the chain ring, of course.

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EH - This is the before picture...the bike should be burgundy with white fenders and chain guard.

The chain ring is classic CCM and I just happen top have a pic of that too.

I have a "new" chain ring for the bike as well...it is running a 52:18 and the 48:18 would be more suitable for a cruiser.

Mind you...I have blown by roadies while riding this bike as it is quite light and once those 28's get rolling the bike can really fly.

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Have you by chance named the bike "Quasimodo"?
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