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> ID this brake part?
Charles Freeborn
post Apr 22 2026, 03:40 PM
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Can anyone ID this brake part? It's inline to the front brakes only. I've never seen such a thing. My pal Eric at PMB thinks it's a residual pressure regulator meant to keep some brake pressure on tap for a firmer pedal... News to me...



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post Apr 27 2026, 07:06 AM
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That thing looks like a Safety Braker. In the 70s, people put them on sports cars and racecars. Not sure if they did much really, and it's probably old enough I wonder if it works anymore.

Found this reference:
http://ftp.team.net/html/vintage-race/2005-09/msg00027.html

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