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If you want really crummy shoe brakes, then Azusa is what you want. They are
go-cart brakes- and that is exactly what theyre suited for. They dont work
very well on ultralights. If you want a moderately priced, cable-operated disc
brake(s), then contact Diatech, http://www.diatechworld.com/home.html for their
Spiral Stop Disc Brakes. The entire setup is about $ 135.00. Ask for El
Marko. Tell them the guys with Aerosport ultralights sent you.

Chris wrote:

> that is an interesting point.. how about just a replacement drum brake set.
> i know those arent the most effective, but some and wont stand it on its
> nose.. any suppliers anyone know of? thanks
>
> chris
>
> Scrappman wrote in message
> news:3A04959E.A91073F1@microassist.com...
> > Most kolb guys I know dont have alot of braking power, tends to stand
> them
> > on their nose. Just enough to hold for a run-up.
> > Scrappman
> >
> > Chris wrote:
> >
> > > i have a kolb mark II 1986 model.. i would like to put brakes on it. the
> > > brakes that were on it are shot and dont work and would like to change
> > > them.. they have the drum set now, they are go-cart brakes. thinking
> about
> > > switching to band type brakes.. if anyone knows ins and outs of this and
> a
> > > good supplier of brakes please let me know.. thank you
> > >
> > > christopher yanesh
> > > smokey1@sc.rr.com
> >

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