Brakes: 

• Consider putting 2mm-wide slots in your brake shoes for dust slots. Cutting the slots at an angle can help direct the dust out.
• When inspecting new shoes, make sure the brake material is flush on both sides along the shoe.
• Check the shoes for at least 95% contact for even wear. If you have to adjust more than 5 or 6 star teeth’s worth, then you need to check for an issue.
• Use your brakes hard—the way the German’s intended—or else they will glaze. To remove the glaze use an emery cloth.
• Repack front wheel bearings every 30k miles with 50cc of high-temp grease per wheel.

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