Embark on a journey to overhaul a bicycle drum brake in this comprehensive video tutorial.
I'll show you step-by-step how to give your bicycle drum brake a much-needed service. Say goodbye to that irritating squeak that's been driving you crazy, and learn how to bring your brake back to peak performance. Follow along as I explain the anatomy of a Sturmey Archer drum brake and guide you through the process of disassembling, cleaning, lubricating, and reassembling the brake, making it work seamlessly again.

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00:00 - Start
00:04 - Introduction
00:12 - What is a drum brake?
00:20 - Marker 5
00:46 - What tools are needed to service a drum brake?
01:16 - Preparation for a drum brake service
01:29 - Removing the drum brake plate assembly
02:28 - Cleaning the drum shell
02:50 - Sanding and cleaning the brake shoes
03:24 - Greasing and oiling the drum brake cam and pivot
04:13 - Reassembling the drum brake
05:11 - Refitting the drum brake wheel
05:19 - Final words
05:28 - Reattaching the brake cable