Abstract: A brake fluid reservoir (1) comprising a receptacle (2), adapted to contain brake fluid, said receptacle (2) forming a bottom wall (3) and a perimetric wall (4), wherein the bottom wall (3) and the perimetric wall (4) define an inner compartment (5) for containing the brake fluid, wherein the perimetric wall (4) defines an inlet opening (6) opposite to the bottom wall (3) communicating with the inner compartment (5), and the bottom wall (3) defines an outlet opening (7) communicating with the inner compartment (5) and fluidically connectable to a braking system; a cap (8) configured to close the inlet opening (6); wherein the receptacle (2) defines an auxiliary opening (9), distinct from the inlet opening (6) and the outlet opening (7), communicating with the inner compartment (5); and wherein the reservoir (1) comprises a valve (10) positioned in the auxiliary opening (9), said valve (10) being configured to regulate a flow of brake fluid through the auxiliary opening (9).

Abstract: A brake fluid reservoir (1) comprising a receptacle (2), adapted to contain brake fluid, said receptacle (2) forming a bottom wall (3) and a perimetric wall (4), wherein the bottom wall (3) and the perimetric wall (4) define an inner compartment (5) for containing the brake fluid, wherein the perimetric wall (4) defines an inlet opening (6) opposite to the bottom wall (3) communicating with the inner compartment (5), and the bottom wall (3) defines an outlet opening (7) communicating with the inner compartment (5) and fluidically connectable to a braking system; a cap (8) configured to close the inlet opening (6); wherein the receptacle (2) defines an auxiliary opening (9), distinct from the inlet opening (6) and the outlet opening (7), communicating with the inner compartment (5); and wherein the reservoir (1) comprises a valve (10) positioned in the auxiliary opening (9), said valve (10) being configured to regulate a flow of brake fluid through the auxiliary opening (9).

Abstract: A floating caliper (2) for a disc brake comprises a first half-caliper (10), which houses a reaction piston (50), a second half-caliper (12), which houses an action piston (90) and locking means for locking the action piston (90) in a preset parking position. The reaction piston (50) is elastically yielding when the braking action acting on it exceeds a preset parking action threshold which corresponds to said parking position wherein the locking means lock the action piston (90).

Abstract: A floating caliper (2) for a disc brake comprises a first half-caliper (10), which houses a reaction piston (50), a second half-caliper (12), which houses an action piston (90) and locking means for locking the action piston (90) in a preset parking position. The reaction piston (50) is elastically yielding when the braking action acting on it exceeds a preset parking action threshold which corresponds to said parking position wherein the locking means lock the action piston (90).

Abstract: A caliper body suitable for co-operating with a disk of a disk brake, the body having at least one fixed body element suitable for being support element and comprising connected fixedly to a at least one central portion suitable for co-operating with elements that can accommodate at least one pad placed on a first side of the brake disk in order to exert a braking force. The central portion is located between two end portions placed beside the elements that can accommodate at least one pad, it being possible to associate the at least one fixed body element with the support element by way of securing elements which comprise first and second securing elements located substantially in a plane perpendicular to the axial direction. The first securing elements are placed on only one of the end portions, the second securing elements are placed at least partially in the central portion.

Abstract: A disk brake (10) comprises a caliper body (14) and at least one pad-support pin (16) provided at least with ends (20, 22) which can be housed in seats (24, 26) of the caliper body (14). A resilient ring (30) can be fitted on the pin the resilient ring (30) is formed by a wire the ends of which are joined together and which is wound in a spiral forming the resilient ring (30). The spiral has dimensions such as to be housed in a portion (58) of one of the seats of the caliper body in a manner such as to exert a resilient reaction to a force to remove the pin from the seat of the caliper body. The pin comprises an annular seat (32) for housing the resilient ring (30).

Abstract: A caliper body (8) suitable for co-operating with a disk (10) of a disk brake, the body (8) having at least one fixed body element, (16) suitable for being connected fixedly to a support element (100) and comprising at least one central portion (20) suitable for co-operating with means that can accommodate at least one pad (22) placed on a first side (A) of the brake disk (10) in order to exert a braking force. The central portion (20) is located between two end portions (26) placed beside the means that can accommodate at least one pad (22), it being possible to associate the at least one fixed body element (16) with the support element (100) by way of securing means (28) which comprise first and second securing means (36, 40) located substantially in a plane perpendicular to the axial direction.

Abstract: A caliper latten (54, 154, 254, 354, 454) for disk brakes (2), which is mounted within a caliper body (6) or half-body (6A, 6B) of a disk brake caliper, and interposed between a lateral edge (50) of a pad (30) and reaction shoulders (26) of the caliper body or half-body, further comprising fixing systems for fixing the latten to the caliper body or half-body. Such fixing systems comprise at least one portion suitable for producing a form-fit coupling (74) with a corresponding portion of the caliper body or half-body and at least one coupling for threaded connection (78), said at least one portion suitable for producing a form-fit coupling (74) and said at least one coupling for threaded connection (78) being located in anchorage ends (100), spaced from each other, of the latten (54, 154, 254, 354, 454).