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62 S2 Brakes sticking

bernd_st said:
A good thorough flush with normal brake fluid should wash the crud out. You may clean the brake master reservoir though with a wiping towel before the refill. Pump out the old fluid into a glass container and reuse it with the old fluid for bleeding. You'll note the difference once fresh fluid comes out with dirt and will finally clear up...
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bernd_st said:
To install them is a bit fiddly while the added protection value is rather questionable. If you intend to ride in nasty weathers perhaps they make sense. I usually leave them off & never encountered any issue with this - even after heavy thunderstorm rides ...
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Thanks again for all the help! .... David
 
Use a little high temp anti-seize where the drum mates to the hub and that should make it easier to remove the drum in the future.

Mike
 
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