levyjarrut
Levijarrut, commonly translated as disc brakes, are a braking system used in many road vehicles, motorcycles and increasingly bicycles. The system works by anchoring a rotor to the wheel and squeezing it with brake pads mounted in a caliper. When the brake is applied, hydraulic fluid (in most cars and motorcycles) or a cable transmits force to the caliper pistons, pressing the pads against the rotor and converting kinetic energy into heat.
Rotor designs can be solid or ventilated to improve cooling. Ventilated rotors have a gap between faces
Advantages of levyjarrut include superior heat management, stronger and more consistent stopping power, and better performance