| Also known as | F5315 |
| Diagram | Fig. 13 — SWINGING FORK AND SUSPENSION UNITS · ref 12 |
| Subsystem | suspension rear |
| Listed in parts books | 1964–1965, 1967–1968 |
Bolt
A torque stay bolt from the swinging fork and rear suspension assembly, securing the rear brake anchor arm.
This is a bolt from the swinging fork and rear suspension unit assembly, listed in Triumph's parts books under 82-5315 and, in the earlier form, F5315. The catalog groups it with the swinging arm and rear shock hardware, and cross-catalog listings identify it as a torque stay bolt, the fastener that secures the brake torque stay arm to keep the rear brake anchor plate from rotating with the drum.
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It's a small, easy-to-overlook piece of hardware, but it's the kind of bolt that matters when the rear brake is doing its job under load. Appears across several catalog years in the mid-to-late '60s range for this figure grouping.
If you're rebuilding the rear end or chasing a torque stay that's come loose, this is worth replacing rather than reusing if it shows wear. Give us a call if you want to confirm this is the right one for your particular swinging arm setup before ordering.
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