Oh yea,
I forgot about the Sears, Monkeywards and JC Penny catalogs. I use to do the same thing. Mom would take us shopping at those stores and I would make a beeline to the mini bikes. I can still remember the smell of the rubber tires while I was sitting on those mini bikes just dreaming of owning one. Nice to see that I wasn't the only one doing that back then.
I forgot about the Sears, Monkeywards and JC Penny catalogs. I use to do the same thing. Mom would take us shopping at those stores and I would make a beeline to the mini bikes. I can still remember the smell of the rubber tires while I was sitting on those mini bikes just dreaming of owning one. Nice to see that I wasn't the only one doing that back then.
You can order brake lining from McMaster Carr or do like I did and search brake lining on Ebay and order what you need. Then I used some two part panel adhesive from Napa that I had lying around to glue it on. Someone on this site said that they had good luck using JB Weld to glue the new liner on also.
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Mine was the same way when I got it but there was still just a little bit of the edge of the liner left on the metal band, Make sure yours isn't worn completely away and that's why it looks metal to metal. Plus it will stop better with a friction liner glued to it. Looking forward to seeing your Powell when its finished.
Have a great week!
Sam
Have a great week!
Sam