Practice question

Why do motorcycle brake discs (rotors) have holes drilled through the braking surface?

  1. To reduce the cost of steel materials during manufacturing
  2. To reduce the hydraulic pressure required to stop the wheel
  3. To allow the ABS sensor to read wheel speed directly from the disc
  4. 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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