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“Brakeless” Motorcycle Wheels
Want to show off those fancy wheels on your scooter? Hate covering them up with brake rotors? 360 Brake comes to your rescue. They’ve created a brake that is self contained in a hub that is just a few inches in diameter - about the same size as your existing wheel hub. It’s good for both front and rear wheel applications. It utilizes a circular piston and pads activated by hydraulic pressure which delivers complete 360 degree braking power to the rotor.