| Diagram | Fig. 21 — HANDLEBARS AND CONTROL LEVERS T20SS AND T20SH · ref 24 |
| Subsystem | controls |
| Listed in parts books | 1960–1970 |
| Also fits (as replacement) | 1969–1970 · for 99-0261 |
Clutch lever (ball end) (99-0261)
The ball-end clutch lever blade that mounts on the handlebar control perch to work the clutch.
This is the clutch lever blade itself, the ball-end lever that mounts on the handlebar perch and gets pulled in to disengage the clutch. It shows up in the parts books under the handlebars and control levers listings, and the catalog carries it forward from the older 99-0261 number, so if your parts book or an old lever has that stamped on it, this is the same piece under its current number.
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It's a wear-and-tear item that takes a lot of hand contact and the occasional drop, so a cracked or bent blade is a common reason to replace one. The catalog entries for this lever span a good stretch of years across the mid-to-late '60s into 1970, which just tells you it was a long-running part number rather than pinning down what will bolt onto any one specific bike.
If you're fitting this to a lever assembly, check what perch and pivot you've got before ordering, since control lever hardware varies enough across model years that it's worth confirming before it shows up at your door.
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