MOZA HBP Handbrake - Review

MOZA Formula Wheel Addon & MOZA HBP Handbrake - Review

Let’s see what’s in the box

So, opening the box, first off are two cables to connect with the handbrake, either via a USB cable or to the MOZA hub. You obtain all the necessary tools for the development and installation of changes. This is highly useful when there is no exact tool, which is necessary for assembly.

Aviation Grade Aluminum Body

The body of the MOZA HBP Handbrake is made from aviation-grade aluminum, finished by CNC machining and an

16-bit High Precision Angle Sensor

The MOZA HBP handbrakes use a 16-bit high-precision angle sensor with a contactless design, effectively guaranteeing that there is never a need for maintenance throughout the long service life.

Adjustable Angles

The handbrake is an adjustment angle; it is adjustable even up to a vertical position, such that it should be positioned the way it would in a road or race car. Even the angles were customizable to an extent that every person gets his setup angle.

Adjustable Brake Force

Also good is the variable brake force, able to be altered for rebound strength or brake travel with spring changes, and the stop position adjustable to suit your personal preference. They include two springs: one yellow and a blue one, much firmonly included. The other is a blue spring, much firmer and almost equal to the spring found on the Moza SR-Pedal.

Direct Connection to the PC or Wheelbase

The MOZA HBP directly interfaces with a PC or wheelbase through USB or can be interfaced with a wheelbase with a port for the handbrake.

Easy to Adjust

The handbrake comes ergonomically designed and hence easily installable on most of the racing rigs. Optionally, it caters to the needs of the desk-bound clamps for those not owning full rigs.

In a nutshell, these two new products have brought additional value to the MOZA Ecosystem and they have come with a price that competes well with the products available in the market.