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Can CBS linked brakes cause wheel lock-up?

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Cole
09/03/25 8:13am
CBS linked brakes can cause wheel lock-up as CBS does not have anti-lock functionality. The following is an introduction to CBS: 1. Function: The core function of CBS brakes is to provide appropriate and effective braking force on both wheels when operating either the front brake or the rear brake separately. 2. Features: The CBS braking system has a simple structure and offers significant price advantages. 3. Lock-up probability: CBS only reduces the probability of rear wheel lock-up caused by excessive braking force, but there is still a possibility of front wheel lock-up.
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