Triumph Brake Clevis Set
£12.50
This clevis set first appeared on rigid framed Triumph twins and is similar to that used on the pre-WW2 models.
60 in stock
1/4″-28 UNF. This clevis set first appeared on rigid framed Triumph twins and is similar to that used on the pre-WW2 models.
It’s most widespread use is on the external front brake linkage (2LS) twin leading-shoe that first appeared in 1969. For this reason we only manufacture it with the UNF thread. Brake rods are kept in stock.
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Thread size: 1/4?- BSF Length: 1.14? (29mm)
Width Over Wings: 1-3/8? (35mm)
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