Subject: RE: brake relining
Author: ju-@astrocomma.com
Date: Jun 21, 2005, 7:55 AM
Post ID: 1719052656
Hey Greg. Relining is about $20 I figure it can't hurt to give
it a try for that price. Also for some reason I always prefer to
do "buy" things from a store over mail order, don't know why but
I am just like that.
A copy of Guzziology is my fathers day present, but Amazon has
delayed it so I won't be getting it for a little while yet.
Thanks for looking for me.
Ted Ward
--- Greg Bender <gr-@thisoldtractor.com> wrote:
Hi Ted, I've not had my two-shoe shoes relined. Instead, I purchased a new set from MG Cycle. Their current price is $54.95. I am happy with the braking performance I receive from them - a whole lot better than the worn-out, glazed-over, 30+ year old originals that were on the Ambo. I didn't see any specs in Guziology about thickness, although Richardson does spend a a chunk of space warning about using the appropriate lining. I'm not sure how much you can save by having your shoes relined??? But, given the need to have the right material for optimal braking performance, relining may not give you the results you want. Perhaps someone else on the list knows the secret formula? ju-@astrocomma.com wrote:
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