#Sim racing handbrake full#

But I was pleasantly surprised when I was told the price, as I think it makes this handbrake very accessible. In comparison with other sim racing handbrakes, most cost over the £/$100 mark with a few exceptions. Buy the MOZA Handbrake (Australia) – $159.Buy the MOZA Handbrake (United Kingdom) – £95.Buy the MOZA Handbrake (United States) – $99.The MOZA HBP handbrake costs under £/$100 at just $99, £95 and €109. So before I look at any design or performance, I’ll touch on the price, and this is a bit of good news as this sim racing handbrake is very competitively priced. This in no way impacts the outcome of this review. I’ll touch on the upgrades and the design tweaks in a minute, but first I just want to disclose that this product has been sent to me for review by the folks over at MOZA Racing.

#Sim racing handbrake full#

Watch our video review, or continue to read on for our full written review of the MOZA Racing HBP Handbrake.

I’ll check out how well it has been designed, how sturdy and well-built it is and look at the overall performance to see if it is worth picking up. All we really need now is an external shifter!īut today, I’m going to be reviewing this new handbrake. But this handbrake is a big step towards creating a full lineup of sim racing products and peripherals. The company has spent the past year or two creating racing wheel after racing wheel along with a range of pedal sets. The MOZA HBP Handbrake is the first real additional sim racing peripheral from MOZA Racing. We may recieve commission if you purchase something after using one of these links, but using these links will never affect the price you pay.

Would be nice to have alternate handle designsĪffiliate Disclaimer: Some of the product links on this page are affiliate links.