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disc brake
noun
- a brake system in which a disc attached to a wheel is slowed by the friction of brake pads being pressed against the disc by a caliper.
disc brake
noun
- a type of brake in which two calliper-operated pads rub against a flat disc attached to the wheel hub when the brake is applied
disc brake
- A brake in which friction is caused by a set of pads, usually made of steel, that press against a rotating disk to slow or stop its rotation.
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of disc brake1
Example Sentences
The Seagull 鈥淔lying Edition鈥 tested by Caresoft has six air bags, rear disc brakes and electronic stability control.
The ZX is also fitted with Tecktro mechanical disc brakes, not pricier hydraulic brakes, which are more reliable and provide better modulation.
Trek Bicycle Corp. recalled 1 million bikes over a disc brakes issue in 2015 after three riders were injured 鈥 one paralyzed.
The lawsuit claims that the Rad Runner鈥檚 鈥渄isc brakes in conjunction with a quick-release mechanism for detaching the front wheel鈥 is 鈥渁 known safety hazard鈥 in the bike industry.
And the stopping power has been improved with the inclusion of hydraulic disc brakes with long-lasting ceramic pads.
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