Practice question
Why do motorcycle brake discs (rotors) have holes drilled through the braking surface?
- To reduce the cost of steel materials during manufacturing
- To reduce the hydraulic pressure required to stop the wheel
- To allow the ABS sensor to read wheel speed directly from the disc
- To aid in cooling, shed water, and prevent gas build-up between pads and disc
Answer: D — To aid in cooling, shed water, and prevent gas build-up between pads and disc
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