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Clutch Lever Assembly (19/952)
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DiagramFig. 29 — PETROL TANK, HANDLEBAR AND CONTROLS · ref 54
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Listed in parts books1970

Clutch Lever Assembly (19/952)

Clutch lever assembly for the left handlebar on 1970 unit Triumph twins, later superseded by 60-7021.

PN · 60-2242
Superseded by 60-7021.

Part number 60-2242 is the clutch lever assembly that mounts on the left side of the handlebar, right where the rider's hand falls for the clutch pull. It's the complete lever unit, not just the blade, and it lives in the same figure as the rest of the handlebar controls on unit-construction Triumph twins.

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This one shows up in the catalog for the 1970 model year. It carries the old-style part number 60-2242, and it was later superseded by 60-7021 as Triumph revised the control lever assemblies going forward. If your parts book or an old invoice lists the D2242 number, that's the same lever - just a different way of writing it down.

If you're chasing this for a rebuild, check what your bars and lever perch actually look like before ordering, since lever assemblies changed a few times across these years and you want the one that matches your existing mounting and cable arrangement.

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