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Hydraulic disc brake

The hydraulic disc brake uses a circuit with incompressible fluid (mineral oil or DOT fluid) to transmit braking force, allowing for smoother, more progressive, and more powerful braking. Since it does not rely on cables, it offers greater precision and requires fewer adjustments over time, making it ideal for users seeking maximum performance and control. It involves a higher cost and more specialized maintenance in case of failure.

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