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Schwinn approved coaster brake hub
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keith kodish
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
Infamous Perry hub.
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kwoodyh
Wore out three sets of tires already!
Oh hell! That can't be good? I see it used a roller clutch is it worth the effort to rebuild or is it something I can disassemble to see how it works and not worry about the reassembly? Has some parts that interchange with a 3 speed or did I see that wrong?
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keith kodish
Cruisin' on my Bluebird
Easy hub to rebuild,maintain. Not a 2,or 3 speed hub.
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bairdco
I live for the CABE
I had one of those hubs, and it had an interesting "parking brake" action if you rolled backwards, with forward pressure on the crank.
Most coaster brakes, I'd stop at a light, push the bike backwards with one foot, while maintaining slight forward pressure on the pedal with the other foot, the cranks would turn backwards to set the crank position up for take-off.
Those hubs would lock up, and stay locked up till you pedaled forward.
I hated that.
Most coaster brakes, I'd stop at a light, push the bike backwards with one foot, while maintaining slight forward pressure on the pedal with the other foot, the cranks would turn backwards to set the crank position up for take-off.
Those hubs would lock up, and stay locked up till you pedaled forward.
I hated that.
Schematics and service instructions, page 185
http://thecabe.com/forum/threads/schwinn-service-manual-volume-1.81415/
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