Antique

Our 1890's Pennyfarthing (or Ordinary Bicycle).

Complete with toolbox tank and siren horn.

One of our crown jewels, a 1936 CCM Flyte with Troxel tool box saddle. This bike was only sold for five years, and only came with the tool box saddle and curved forks for the first few. The basis of the design was to make a smooth riding, aerodynamic looking bicycle. For more info, please see: http://www.ccmflyte.com/frame.htm Also, we are looking for a rear fender reflector for this bike. Please e-mail us if you have one available.

A CCM Delivery bike with the original built in front basket in tact.

This is a Schwinn Wizzer platform; the raw bike on which a gas engine would be mounted. Unfortunately the engine kits are often worth more than the rest of the bike! A project in the works.

Nice original paint and graphics.

Nice bike with the raised headbadge details.

With skirtguard!

A really cool (and heavy!) bike in person, this Hollywood is equipped with a 3 speed hub and a period speedometer.

In contrast to all the Canadian and American cruisers, here's a 1950s Peugeot Touring Bike. Relatively light weight, geared, and outfitted with all the accessories; this bike reflects the European approach to sensible touring and daily use bikes even fifty years ago. A versatile bike that's light on 'excess.'

Beehive suspension fork.

This is a late 50's CCM Continental 3 speed (and generator) with an aftermarket shifter added. A classy bike!

A men's Roadmaster Luxury Liner. What an appropriate name, this thing is a boat! Probably one of the heaviest bikes in the shop.

A nice CCM mens 3 speed coaster brake bike.

A beautiful early sixties ladies bike, 650B wheel size with white tires. The front derailleur setup is not original, but otherwise the bike is in very clean original condition, and has many attractive details. Must be seen to be fully appreciated.

A purple 3 speed model.

Another Middleweight in black and white.

Another American middleweight, this one's got its original tank, fenders and rear rack.

The Chopper was introduced to Canada as the Glider 100. 3 speed and orange coloured is how you usually find this bike. Email or call us if you're looking for Chopper/Glider parts.

One of the coolest muscle bikes out there, with an extra long frame, 5 speed console stick shift and a super wide slick tire. Not sold in Canada.

A 24" 3 speed Supercycle, for the older kids who still wanted that muscle car style.

A Raleigh Chopper in disguise, the Glider Fastbacks were sold at Eaton's in Canada. The entire Chopper line up was renamed for Canada, and also got some special colours and graphics. This XT101 model is a 3 speed, probably sold in xxxx. We have a good selection of parts for Choppers/Fastbacks here at the shop. Call us if you're looking for something.

A very early Mustang from 1966. This is a 2 speed bike with a 'kick back' hub, so it keeps that clean cableless appearance. CCM caught on quickly after Schwinn introduced the Sting-Ray; they brought the Mustang out in 1965.

The bike that started it all here at the shop. This came out of a dusty barn 10 years ago and has since been accessorized and modified. It's the bike that began the whole muscle bike collection. Made in Czechoslovakia.

A really cool 24" muscle bike with wrap around chainguard, reflector headbadge and 5 speed stick shift.

A cool 24" muscle bike with period rear rack.

A really nice example of a simple single speed muscle bike. Fade paintjob and Turino 500 rear tire complete this bike's look.

An accessorized Marauder example, these are generally found as yellow 3 speeds with standard apehangers.

A very early mountain bike.

This is one of 30,000 Swedish Itera bikes, designed and built in the 1980's to demonstrate the potential of building a bike out of plastic. It was a failure after 3 years, and the left over bikes were sold to the West Indies. For more info, head to: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plastic_bicycle

Reproduced in the late '90's and sold at Schwinn dealers, this is a better reproduction than those made of the Sting Rays just a few years ago.

KHS Team hardtail made from True Temper OX Ultra II, custom built as a single speed.

An old Fisher mountain bike in near mint condition. This is from before they were called Gary Fishers.

An early Blizzard with Cook Brothers cranks and XT all round.