- break' (see
brake) Band
brake Bicycle brake systems Brake-by-wire (or
electromechanical braking)
Brake bleeding Brake lining Brake tester Brake wear indicator...
- An anti-lock
braking system (ABS) is a
safety anti-skid
braking system used on
aircraft and on land vehicles, such as cars, motorcycles, trucks, and buses...
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Brake van and guard's van are
terms used
mainly in the UK, Ireland,
Australia and
India for a
railway vehicle equipped with a hand
brake which can be applied...
-
Brakes (formerly
known as
Brake Bros Ltd.) is a food and
distribution company supplying food,
drink and
other products mainly to the
catering industry...
- Shooting-
brake (alternately
spelled shooting break: 20, 146 ) is a car body
style which originated in the 1890s from horse-drawn
carriage origins. The...
- A
brake check, also
known as a
brake test,
occurs when a
driver deliberately either taps on the
brakes several times or
slams hard on the
pedal when moving...
- A disc
brake is a type of
brake that uses the
calipers to
squeeze pairs of pads
against a disc (sometimes
called a [
brake] rotor) to
create friction. There...
- A
muzzle brake or
recoil compensator is a
device connected to, or a
feature integral (ported barrel) to the
construction of, the
muzzle or
barrel of a...
- drum
brake is a
brake that uses
friction caused by a set of
shoes or pads that
press outward against a
rotating bowl-shaped part
called a
brake drum....
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bicycle brake reduces the
speed of a
bicycle or
prevents the
wheels from moving. The two main
types are: rim
brakes and disc
brakes. Drum
brakes are less...
