MVSA Pass Rate
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Re: MVSA Pass Rate
I think you need both rear wheels braked
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Re: MVSA Pass Rate
Looks like you are right.
Source: Page 16/2 (132) - https://assets.publishing.service.gov.u ... proval.pdf3. Check that every motorcycle tricycle or motorcycle quadricycle is
equipped with either;
a) two independent service braking devices fitted, one acting on the
front axle/one acting on the rear axle which together operate the brakes
on all the wheels
or
b) a single line service braking device that operates the brakes on all
wheels
and
c) a secondary (emergency) braking device ( that may be the parking
brake)
or
d) a dual/tandem service braking device which operates the brakes on
all wheels
and in addition to any of the above
e) a parking brake device that operates on the wheels of at least one axle
Acceptable combinations are: a) & e) or b),c) & e) or d) & e)
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Re: MVSA Pass Rate
Hi Skidmark! Both rear wheels are braked using the foot pedal, and I've fitted the rear Disk calipers off an MGF so that the handbrake operates on both wheels too
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