Wow! Look at this CCM!!!

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Edited Date/Time 1/25/2012 9:41pm

Obviously, they have the plastics, svingarm etc from Katoom, but the frame seem to be aluminium. Seems to be handbuild as well! Found on www.MxLarge.com


Very cool!
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11/20/2008 7:11pm
Full MX Porn right there! I want one.
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11/20/2008 7:20pm
Hooray just what the world needs another $10K + four stroke!
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11/20/2008 7:38pm
Yep its sweet, I think KTM has been selling one exactly like it for about 3 years now. Come to think of it, I've been racing an orange version of it for 2 years...
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11/20/2008 8:02pm
WORCSRacer wrote:
Hooray just what the world needs another $10K + four stroke!
You could take up underwater basket weaving. Cheaper than MX, but stuff at Michaels isn't cheap. Ask your boss.

KTM's have aluminum frames?

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11/20/2008 9:43pm
WORCSRacer wrote:
Hooray just what the world needs another $10K + four stroke!
Castor Oil wrote:
You could take up underwater basket weaving. Cheaper than MX, but stuff at Michaels isn't cheap. Ask your boss.

KTM's have aluminum frames?
Big deal its aluminum. Of course it is shaped just like the steel one it is replacing... You think its lighter?
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11/20/2008 9:54pm
WORCSRacer wrote:
Hooray just what the world needs another $10K + four stroke!
Castor Oil wrote:
You could take up underwater basket weaving. Cheaper than MX, but stuff at Michaels isn't cheap. Ask your boss.

KTM's have aluminum frames?
WORCSRacer wrote:
Big deal its aluminum. Of course it is shaped just like the steel one it is replacing... You think its lighter?
No, maybe, I don't know. It all depends on wall thickness, shape etc. Looks cooler though.

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11/20/2008 10:01pm
didn't CCM have the 441 bsa engine ,like 30 years ago,maybe 40 ?
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11/20/2008 10:04pm
Quiz. What does CCM stand for?
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calimxer91 wrote:
Quiz. What does CCM stand for?
thats right ..they did have a BSA engine..Clews Comp.moto

john banks..thats an old name
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11/20/2008 10:39pm
Man, I wish more of these companies came here and competed TM, CCM etc....
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You know the more MX bikes advance the more they all look the same?
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11/21/2008 6:28am
Isn't CCM a hockey stick manufacturer?
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11/21/2008 7:07am Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 9:16pm
WORCSRacer wrote:
Hooray just what the world needs another $10K + four stroke!
Sorry. Didn't know this was something negative... My fault... Wink


How can this be bad?


I would like one.


KTM still have steel frames. This sucker has not.
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11/21/2008 8:10am
cool looking bike for sure.
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11/21/2008 8:41am Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 9:16pm
The frame is a bonded and bolted item ( no welds ) made by the same people that make Aston Martin monocoques. The snub frame is a one piece carbon unit.
The engine is a Yamaha motor.
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11/21/2008 8:54am
Very cool bike. I don't WANT one, but it's a very nice bike. Overall, though, it'd be hard to buy one of those and know I could have bought a CR500AF.

Funny that CCM was the innovator in trying to keep the old four stroke alive and now Service Honda is the innovator trying to keep the two stroke alive...
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11/21/2008 9:12am Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 9:16pm
I dig the current five brands that we have, but also remember the days when there could be ten or more brands on the starting gate.


How many of you remember going to a race and seeing an Ammex, Husqvarna, Carabella, Can-Am, Sachs, DKW, Montesa, Bultaco, CZ, Ossa, Zundapp, Maico, Puch, Hodaka, etc.


I'm all for more manufacturers giving it a shot now, but man, going head-to-head against the current five, and trying to make a go of it in the highest levels of racing? That's tough work.
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11/21/2008 9:22am Edited Date/Time 11/21/2008 9:22am
GuyB wrote:
I dig the current five brands that we have, but also remember the days when there could be ten or more brands on the starting gate...
I dig the current five brands that we have, but also remember the days when there could be ten or more brands on the starting gate.


How many of you remember going to a race and seeing an Ammex, Husqvarna, Carabella, Can-Am, Sachs, DKW, Montesa, Bultaco, CZ, Ossa, Zundapp, Maico, Puch, Hodaka, etc.


I'm all for more manufacturers giving it a shot now, but man, going head-to-head against the current five, and trying to make a go of it in the highest levels of racing? That's tough work.
It's probably impossible to succeed right now as a new manufacture. But a race team might work! The more the merrier!
11/21/2008 9:35am
the engine is based on a YZF 450 but is modded with their own crankshaft, valves etc...
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11/21/2008 9:37am Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 9:16pm
Beautiful bike for sure.Wink
KTM & Yamaha "high bred".......
Even the frame, though aluminum,
seems to be a copy of the Yamaha frames.Huh
KTM suspension, Yami motors?Huh
Hmmmmmmm?Huh
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the more i look, the more i like. the bike looks very trick and very cool.
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the BMW I see 24/7 on here needs to take a look at what bikes are supposed to look like.

that ugly ass thing makes me laugh when I see it.
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GuyB wrote:
I dig the current five brands that we have, but also remember the days when there could be ten or more brands on the starting gate...
I dig the current five brands that we have, but also remember the days when there could be ten or more brands on the starting gate.


How many of you remember going to a race and seeing an Ammex, Husqvarna, Carabella, Can-Am, Sachs, DKW, Montesa, Bultaco, CZ, Ossa, Zundapp, Maico, Puch, Hodaka, etc.


I'm all for more manufacturers giving it a shot now, but man, going head-to-head against the current five, and trying to make a go of it in the highest levels of racing? That's tough work.
I loved those old days, but I don't think they're coming back unless the economy or legal issues force the big builders to stop building motocross bikes. If you think back to the old days, there was a lot of different technology in those bikes and there were lots of variables. If you rode a Husky and a Maico back to back, they weren't even nearly the same. Now you can ride all five of the dominant bikes back to back and the only one that is really different is the KTM - so riders have a natural sense of what is "right". "Right" is defined by "what I'm used to", so for someone to really innovate today is the kiss of death in the shootout world, and if you die in the race tests in the mags, then you aren't selling anything. In fact, I think that's why KTMs don't do better in the marketplace - they're great bikes, but they're different, and in lots of riders' minds, "Different" = "Worse". People like what they're used to.
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11/21/2008 10:19am
calimxer91 wrote:
Quiz. What does CCM stand for?
CCM stands for ConCreteMixer
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11/21/2008 10:29am
Back when there were that many brands on the line, two-strokes were still fairly new, the Japanese brands were just making inroads into Moto, and suspension travel and components were about to make large leaps forward.

There are evolutionary times in development, and revolutionary times. Back then it was the latter. Companies that progressed survived. Those that didn't are now footnote in Moto history.
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11/21/2008 10:39am
I remember the CCM bike that Donny Schmit won a 4 stroke championship on a lot of years back. That bucket of bolts didn't look anything like this gem...
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11/21/2008 10:55am
GuyB wrote:
I dig the current five brands that we have, but also remember the days when there could be ten or more brands on the starting gate...
I dig the current five brands that we have, but also remember the days when there could be ten or more brands on the starting gate.


How many of you remember going to a race and seeing an Ammex, Husqvarna, Carabella, Can-Am, Sachs, DKW, Montesa, Bultaco, CZ, Ossa, Zundapp, Maico, Puch, Hodaka, etc.


I'm all for more manufacturers giving it a shot now, but man, going head-to-head against the current five, and trying to make a go of it in the highest levels of racing? That's tough work.
Hell I have raced or at least ridden most of those bikes.......

That CCM would be like riding a true works bike!
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11/21/2008 11:18am Edited Date/Time 4/16/2016 9:17pm
GuyB wrote:
I dig the current five brands that we have, but also remember the days when there could be ten or more brands on the starting gate...
I dig the current five brands that we have, but also remember the days when there could be ten or more brands on the starting gate.


How many of you remember going to a race and seeing an Ammex, Husqvarna, Carabella, Can-Am, Sachs, DKW, Montesa, Bultaco, CZ, Ossa, Zundapp, Maico, Puch, Hodaka, etc.


I'm all for more manufacturers giving it a shot now, but man, going head-to-head against the current five, and trying to make a go of it in the highest levels of racing? That's tough work.
I'm pretty sure any of these manufacturers might be on the line at some point in 2009 GPs. Maybe times arent so different

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calimxer91 wrote:
Quiz. What does CCM stand for?
Clews Competition Motorcycles.
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didn't CCM used to bolt their pegs directly to the engine cases???

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