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Replacing Brake Shoes CB77

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Replacing Brake Shoes CB77

Post by akpasta » Wed Sep 19, 2012 7:59 pm

This is surely old hat to a lot of you older dudes, but I'm about to replace my cb77 brake shoes for the first time and I was wondering if there's anything I should know that isn't intuitive. I've replaced brake shoes on mopeds with smaller shoes and it was pretty simple but what about the cb77? Do I have to do anything to the wheel hub? Should I get something to support the bike when I remove the front or back wheel? Any other maintenance I should do while I'm in there?

Thanks for any advice.

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Post by akpasta » Thu Sep 20, 2012 11:17 am

This photo is useful for reference - http://www.flickr.com/photos/1962_cb77_ ... otostream/

That photostream is good in general for seeing stuff and getting some tips. I do all my work behind my house. I don't have a garage, bike stand or anything so I'm gonna have to get creative with supporting the front end while I take the wheel off. I suppose if I can get something under the engine I might be able to support it, experiment I guess, but it's tough to do solo, hard to hold up a bike and try moving things under it.

Anyways,

What about "arcing" the pads to the drums? Should I just get in there trial and error and make sure the pads mate fully to the hub, sanding down as I go?

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