levyjarru
Levyjarru, often translated as disc brake, is a type of brake system that uses calipers to squeeze pads against a rotating disc (or rotor) to create friction and slow down or stop a vehicle. This system is widely used in automobiles, motorcycles, bicycles, and many other applications requiring effective braking.
The core components of a levyjarru system include the rotor, which is typically mounted to the wheel
Levyjarru systems offer several advantages over older drum brake designs. They generally provide superior stopping power,