HBP Handbrake

Happy with their Moza HBP handbrake, chosen for its mounting and height adjustment points.

Got a Moza handbrake open box for $75 and can't imagine how a handbrake could be better.

Has the Moza handbrake; it's fine, don't overspend.

Owned the Moza HBP and now a Simagic TB-1; they feel very similar and the Moza is cheaper with a more flexible handle.

Their Moza handbrake is all they could need, with great software to adjust curves.

Their Moza handbrake works fine in DiRT Rally 2.0 and comes with an extra spring and elastomers to tune it.

After a Pit House update their Moza HBP showed as disconnected and stopped working.

Likes their Moza HBP: very sturdy and plugs straight into their R9.

Their Moza HBP with the blue spring is rock solid, a set-and-forget device.

Owns the Moza HBP and a generic handbrake; the Moza is nicer to use and superior in build, though both function the same.

Has the $99 Moza handbrake and needs nothing else.

Had the Moza handbrake for a while and found it solid.

Their Moza handbrake is solid, nice and heavy, and feels great.

The Moza handbrake is okay but its springs are too soft.

Their Moza handbrake works perfectly.

Their Moza handbrake is leagues ahead of the Fanatec one they had, with really good build quality and feel.

Has the Moza handbrake and says it's great.

Had the Moza handbrake first and it didn't feel good at all.

After a couple of weeks with the MOZA HBP handbrake: great build quality, easy to adjust angle and height, simple Pit House setup and no flex; only issue is the stuck spring screw.

Ditched their MOZA handbrake for a $35 AliExpress one that feels much better; the MOZA became a floppy mess in under a year.

Hasn't been impressed with their MOZA handbrake. Finds the springs give nowhere near enough pull force, and the rubber bushing feels mushy and needs a large programmed dead zone.

Had a MOZA HBP handbrake that became unusable every time it needed a firmware update, which they find ridiculous for a simple handbrake.