Bicycle disc brake

Details Bicycle disc brake Bicycle disc brake

1995-08-15

1997-05-27

Butler, Douglas C.

Brakes

Operators

Fluid pressure

188 18A, 188 26, 188 2D, 188 2422, 188 726, 188 732, 188218XL, B62L 306, B62L 110, B60T 1114

Patent

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056323620

ABSTRACT:
A disc braking assembly provides a compact, lightweight braking arrangement which utilizes hydraulic fluid to provide greater braking power. Durability and reliability are achieved by use of a compensating chamber and piston having a compensating piston biasing member.

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