CCM Classic Motorcycles

Introduction

The motorcycle arm of British car components giant Armstrong produced moiocross, trials, road racing and military bikes in the 1980s, after taking over Barton Kngineering and CCM.

Most were powered by engines from Rotax of Austria. Armstrong's CF250 road-racer, introduced in 1983, featured a tandem-twin Rotax engine in an innovative twin-spar carbon fibre frame. Niall Mackenzie and Donnie McLeod dominated British racing, and scored some impressive results in Grands Prix.

Armstrong also built a very successful single-cylinder, four-stroke military bike, rights to which were later sold to Harley-Davidson. CCM motorcycle history.

Bike	Image	Description
1973 CCM		The only known survivor of CCM's first attempt at the Trans-AMA championship in the USA in 1973. Ridden by works rider Bob Wright. The bike is a 1973 works "short stroke" 500cc and is still 90% original. Picture courtesey of Andy Westlake.
1979 CCM TS250
1979 CCM 580 Works Replica
1985 CCM Armstrong 500