The brake works well. And making it fit is
very easy. I suggest that you look at the pictures on my
site. They show the work in progress 1) You need to make the brake pads
a bit smaller. About 0.5cm. You can check this in the
wheel drum. Also the brake unit is to big (thick), make
it 0.5cm smaller with a handsaw.
2) The brake material is
bad. I replaced this with a racing brake material, soft
material for good braking.
3) Make the new pad fit in
your drum. This could you do it by yourself with
sandpaper or by the firm who replaced the material. I
chose the last.
4) I didnt, but you
can let make your drum perfect round. I said, I
didnt.
5) Remove the stop of the
old brake from your fork (or cut a piece out of the new
brake plate).
6) Assemble and adjust.
It's not a brake like a
modern bike, but better than the regular CJ brakes.
Behind (rear wheel) I replaced the brake material made
the drum good and round. Braking is very good.
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