Seeking ND Model "CC" hub information.

[WillWork4Parts]

It's another !!!IT CAME FROM EBAY!!! find.

The price of the parts lot was definitely cheap enough that I had to have it.... even for curiosity's sake.

Turns out that most of the parts were there minus the left side bearing, axle, a couple discs, one nut and the LH threaded dust cover. The brake side race is pretty neat considering it has the contoured "dust cap" machined into it, all one piece. The uneventful search I had, came up with the Model "CC" hub being for juvenile bicycles, but this hub shell is 36 spoke. I've never seen a 16" wheel with that many spokes.

Is there someone out there with better knowledge of this model hub?
I'd be interested in seeing literature on this model or any more information I can absorb.

First thought when I saw the CC stamp was since I cannot find an affordable DD stamped hub, it would be cool to build it up with my 2 speed parts!

 

[Schwinn Sales West]

I have seen Junior hubs on juvenile bikes. The Bendix junior hubs had only one brake shoe. The junior brakes usually had a different degrees of crank rotation to make it quicker/easier for a little kid to get it to stop. They usually had only 24 to 28 spoke holes.

Looking your sprocket it has had lots of miles of use. Maybe from a delivery bike? Kool find, sorry I do not have anything to add. I have not seen one.

John

 

[catfish]

A double C is a first for me. I have a few DD model D hubs.

 

[Archie Sturmer]

Member Gary MC postulated that the Model CC was a chromium-plated version of the model C (versus nickel-plated).

Corbin & New Departure Hub Dating Project - Need everyone's help pre-1933 | Antique Bicycles Pre-1933

Hey Gary, I dont see the diagram having a date, just the picture note mentions 1936, so not sure of year on the diagram, but likely post 1932. Good catch!!!!!!! Duly noted & added to Post #1.

thecabe.com

Another member sold a CB Hub with a CC shell and an "Endee" youth's brake arm.

Sold - ND Model CC or Endee Hub | Archive (sold or withdrawn)

quite a cool little hub. Complete down to the strap. You dont see too many of these loose outside of a sidewalk bike. The Endee writing is in the old model A style new departure font on the brake arm. Also cool that the brake arm says Endee and no mention of New Departure which is unusual for...

thecabe.com

New Departure "CC" ENDEE. maybe Hendee no H | General Discussion About Old Bicycles

I have a hub ENDEE model cc New Departure any ideas I know they made hubs in conjunction with Hendee Indian. Any ideas??,

thecabe.com

Not sure if CC means youth's model though.

New Departure Model CC | Antique Bicycles Pre-1933

Is a Model CC heavy duty compared to the Model C? The brake discs are extremely thick compared to a Model D Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

thecabe.com

New Departure CC hub | Antique Bicycles Pre-1933

I ran across this one and it kinda fit into a project I'm working on so I grabbed it. It's on a metal clad rim. Did a certain brand use a CC?

thecabe.com

Still trying to figure out the differences between Models C & D myself.

 

[WillWork4Parts]

Yeah, looks like Endee is coming up with better search results than "model CC." Thanks!

 

[lgrinnings]

A double C is a first for me. I have a few DD model D hubs.

Clearly, Copake was epic this year and you're still recovering because I feel like you may have had a run-in or two with a double C...

New Departure oddities | General Discussion About Old Bicycles

Talk about weird!!!

thecabe.com

 

[WillWork4Parts]

Member Gary MC postulated that the Model CC was a chromium-plated version of the model C (versus nickel-plated).

Corbin & New Departure Hub Dating Project - Need everyone's help pre-1933 | Antique Bicycles Pre-1933

Hey Gary, I dont see the diagram having a date, just the picture note mentions 1936, so not sure of year on the diagram, but likely post 1932. Good catch!!!!!!! Duly noted & added to Post #1.

thecabe.com

Another member sold a CB Hub with a CC shell and an "Endee" youth's brake arm.

Sold - ND Model CC or Endee Hub | Archive (sold or withdrawn)

quite a cool little hub. Complete down to the strap. You dont see too many of these loose outside of a sidewalk bike. The Endee writing is in the old model A style new departure font on the brake arm. Also cool that the brake arm says Endee and no mention of New Departure which is unusual for...

thecabe.com

New Departure "CC" ENDEE. maybe Hendee no H | General Discussion About Old Bicycles

I have a hub ENDEE model cc New Departure any ideas I know they made hubs in conjunction with Hendee Indian. Any ideas??,

thecabe.com

Not sure if CC means youth's model though.

New Departure Model CC | Antique Bicycles Pre-1933

Is a Model CC heavy duty compared to the Model C? The brake discs are extremely thick compared to a Model D Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

thecabe.com

New Departure CC hub | Antique Bicycles Pre-1933

I ran across this one and it kinda fit into a project I'm working on so I grabbed it. It's on a metal clad rim. Did a certain brand use a CC?

thecabe.com

Still trying to figure out the differences between Models C & D myself.

I believe the biggest difference between Model C and Model D hubs are the brake disc count and thickness, and friction clip arrangement.
I haven't had a Model C in hand for quite some time though, in my CC search I think I saw they have this same shape brake side cone that didn't come with the dust cap either.

 

[rustjunkie]

I don't have the island cycle supply catalog handy, can someone flip thru it and see if the CC is in there?

 

[lgrinnings]

I don't have the island cycle supply catalog handy, can someone flip thru it and see if the CC is in there?

The Island Cycle catalog is from 38. Amazingly, at this point they weren’t even distributing Model C parts other than the discs, oiler and oiler cap. As noted below, “All other parts are the same as those for the Model D brake.”