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Re: SH Brakes
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Posted by Bob M on February 18, 2000 at 17:16:18 from (171.214.156.149):
In Reply to: SH Brakes posted by BULLET on February 18, 2000 at 13:14:03:
If you your H is really a Super, it'll have disc brakes. They're pretty simple to take apart/replace - your really don't need a manual: First unscrew the operating (adjusting) rod from the operating yoke/pedal mechanism, then remove the 5 cap screws from the cover. The entire brake assembly (cover with 2 friction discs and the center actuating disc assembly) will slide off the brake shaft splines. Then simply lift out the discs out of the cover - they're stacked kinda like pancakes inside. Hard to describe but simple once you see it apart... Be prepared: Replacement friction discs are spendy. About $25 each last set I bought - and you need 2 for each brake.
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