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Why were disc brakes invented?

Why were disc brakes invented?
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Why were disc brakes invented?

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The answer is disc brake first evolved as a motorcycle braking system pattern just to become a smaller and remarkably lighter version of them.

Step-by-step explanation:

  • It consisted of a metal disc called rotor and callipers that were attached to the fork or frame and equipped with pads to squeeze the rotor for braking.
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