Subject: RE: Front Wheel Out..

Post ID: 1719208380

Hi Neil,

I'm not sure how much material a new shoe has...I'm sure MG Cycle could
tell you - I think Mark Etheridge also provides a re-shoeing service???

NEIL DILLY wrote:

Thanks Greg..

how much material is there on a new set of shoes?? mine have got about
3-4mm left - hows that compare to a new set? at a guess I'd say they're
nearly worn-out...

Neil.

Greg Bender wrote:

Hi Neil,

One thing I recommend is to clean and lubricate all the pivot points.
That made a tremendous difference on the single sided (two-leading shoe)

front brake on my Ambo. Other than that, I don't think there is much
else to go wrong.

NEIL DILLY wrote:

I'm planning to pull the front wheel out this week on my 850GT for the
first time since I've had the bike to check condition of the shoes.. its

been a while since I've had a drum braked bike so is there anything I
need to watch out for when I take the wheel out... any particular known
problem areas I should look at when examing the brakes?? its got the
2-sided brake..
Neil

Regards,

Greg Bender
1971 Ambassador
2000 Quota
http://www.thisoldtractor.com/gtbender

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Subject: RE: Front Wheel Out..

Author: Greg Bender

Date: Jul 26, 2005, 4:52 AM

Post ID: 1719208380

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