- break' (see
brake) Band
brake Bicycle brake systems Brake-by-wire (or
electromechanical braking)
Brake bleeding Brake lining Brake tester Brake wear indicator...
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Randall "Randy"
Findell (born
December 17, 2001),
known professionally as
Brakence (stylized in all lowercase), is an
American singer-songwriter, rapper,...
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wheel brake are
controlled separately. If the
rider only
brakes with one wheel, this
braked wheel tends to lock up
faster than if both
brakes had been...
- 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...
-
brake can
refer to:
Braking during an emergency.
Autonomous emergency braking (AEB) in a
collision avoidance system,
which engages the main
braking system...
- The
brake balance or
brake bias of a
vehicle is the
distribution of
brake force at the
front and rear tires, and may be
given as the
percentage distributed...
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emergency braking system,
where brakes are
applied automatically in case of
emergency Emergency brake ****ist,
known as EBA,
which increases braking effectiveness...
- vacuum- or air-
braked trains. In the
diesel era, the
process was
reversed and
British Railways switched from vacuum-
braked to air-
braked rolling stock...
- No
Brakes is the
second solo
album by
British musician John Waite,
released in 1984. It
features Waite's
biggest hit
single "Missing You"
which hit number...
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Turin Brakes are an
English band,
comprising original duo of Olly
Knights and Gale Paridjanian, and long-term
collaborators Rob
Allum and
Eddie Myer. They...
