working on a 1961 short frame Caper roadrunner/falcon, Tyring to figure out what prevents the brake plate from rotating. Looks like in the brochure that the brake arm almost rests against the top of the axle mount? In various pictures of actual bikes online though the arm is in different locations. Trying to get this figured out so I can get the frame finished an some color laid down.
If anyone has any insight the help would be appreciated, I just got the worn out sprocket cut off the original brake hub and have to find someone to cut the 4.25" hole out of the center of a new sprocket as well, but at least I can now get the wheel/hub back together (less the sprocket) and try and get it mocked up on the frame to setup the brake stay (if one is even supposed to be there)
thank you
If anyone has any insight the help would be appreciated, I just got the worn out sprocket cut off the original brake hub and have to find someone to cut the 4.25" hole out of the center of a new sprocket as well, but at least I can now get the wheel/hub back together (less the sprocket) and try and get it mocked up on the frame to setup the brake stay (if one is even supposed to be there)
thank you