Are you able to remove the brake?
107203
You have to use an allen wrench and take off the back wheel. There is a tutorial on You tube on how to remove it. I hope that helps
107204
Most likely. There are screws that holds the brake. Just got to change the screws to shorter ones.
2170466
Yes, you can pedal backwards to break or use the hand brake, says so right in the description at the top.
2267563
Yes, you have to push down on the brake handles until they click into place.
2064464
You cannot You would have to purchase separate brake handles, or another combo unit.
764342
Yes, there are pins/clips that you can remove it easily. There are mounting brackets.
1168385
No. Hand brakes only. And it was not easy to assemble. I ended up taking it to a bike shop so plan ahead instead of trying to put together on Christmas Eve.
1151135
Legally...no!If you check the web, they demonstrate how to bypass the parking brake sensor so you can operate it while driving.
580826
Yes, but the cable is very long. I had to wrap it around the frame a couple of times, and that weakened the braking power. You may be better served by spending a bit more on a better brake.
1497503
Yes. You just push the hand brake down to lock it in place. Very easy to use.
1409863
Yes, squeeze the brake handle and push down on the silver button on the handle and it will lock the brake. Squeeze the handle in to release it. Simple.
245375
Yes. Both wheels have levers to brake & release. I can do them with my feet or Mom can do it by hand sitting in the chair. I like this chair very much for my mom. Easy to lift into my car.
170778
The only brake is a Velcro strap that holds the wheel in place when you are stopped/parked. I have not seen separate brakes available, you may want to look at the manufacturers main website to see if they sell a separate brake. Hope this helps.
365289
The brake material is already attached to the outside of these brakes. These are "drum" type brakes and expand outward when the brakes are applied and push up against the inside of the brake drum in which they are contained. So the short answer is "YES." Just look closely at the picture.
409693
It can be, I've done so. But it is rather a pain to unscrew the cup and the bearings aren't terribly easy to remove from the off-side race without resorting to tweezers.
1593005
No not at all. You can not put it on brakes it's only for spark plug and coil or spark plug wires
2166067
yes, everything needed to get your brakes working in fine shape. Wil need tools like wrenches and allen set.
556296
Not that I know of unless you havevtried to take the seat and handlebar off..