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Bendix 70 Help
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island schwinn
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
The bendix Mexico hub is pretty simple.it sounds like you have some hardened grease in there.pull it apart and degrease everything and assemble with fresh grease.i can't send the bendix hub page from my phone,but you can look it up on the web.
morton
I live for the CABE
Clean, grease, and go!
I personally prefer the Bendix over most others. No need to hope for the best because they are simple and easy to service and they work well.
My 1976 Lil Chik has a Bendix 70 322 Mexico rear hub that seems frozen. It back pedals, but is very. very sluggish pedaling forward.Before I just dive in and disassemble, clean, grease and hope for the best, any advice?
I personally prefer the Bendix over most others. No need to hope for the best because they are simple and easy to service and they work well.
pedal_junky
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
I think this diagram would be the same or very similar as the 70.
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island schwinn
Riding a '38 Autocycle Deluxe
That's a fine diagram.the only difference I can think of is an earlier model hub has 2 brake shoes and later(bendix 76?) has 4 brake shoes.
Jeff54
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
The diagram might seem confusing to some but, the bendix has got to be theee most simplest hub to disassemble and reassemble out there..
And, I just recently had a sticky, dried up 76 to clean out and it had only 2 shoes. a little dosing with my cheap can of brake cleaner, (although gas soaking or most any solvent will do) lube, reassemble and go. The only difference I noticed was, it looks like they used even less chrome on the arm than ever.
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