Vehicular anti-lock brake device
AssigneeHonda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsTsutomu Hayashi, Masaie Kato, Mitsuru Saito
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AssigneeHonda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha
InventorsTsutomu Hayashi, Masaie Kato, Mitsuru Saito
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An improved anti-lock brake device of simple and compact construction adapted for use with a motorcycle having front and rear master cylinders for actuating front and rear wheel brakes, respectively. The front master cylinder has a first brake chamber for producing a brake torque for a front road wheel and a first control chamber for controlling the brake torque so as to prevent locking of the front wheel. The rear master cylinder has a second brake chamber for producing a brake torque for a rear road wheel and a second control chamber for controlling the brake torque so as to prevent locking of the rear wheel. The control chambers are each in communication with a single common source of oil pressure through a first control valve and with an oil tank through a second control valve.
A vehicular anti-lock brake device comprising a first master cylinder including a cylinder body having a pair of serially aligned first and second cylinder bores divided by a partition;
An anti-lock brake device for a motorcycle having front and rear wheels with respective brakes and brake cylinders, said anti-lock brake device comprising a front master cylinder having a first brake chamber connected to a front wheel cylinder for producing a brake torque applied to the front wheel and first control chamber means for controlling the brake torque produced by said first brake chamber to prevent locking of said front wheel, a rear master cylinder having a second brake chamber connected to a rear wheel cylinder for producing a brake torque applied to the rear wheel and second control chamber means for controlling the brake torque produced by said second brake chamber to prevent locking of said rear wheel, said first and second brake chambers being hydraulically disconnected from each other to form a pair of independent brake systems for said front and rear wheels;
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