| Diagram | Fig. 8 — FOOTRESTS AND BRAKE LINKAGE · ref 9 |
| Subsystem | controls |
| Listed in parts books | 1960–1962, 1964–1971 |
Pivot pin
A pivot/clevis pin used at cable and lever linkage joints on Triumph front brake and control setups through the 1960s.
WF32 is a pivot pin that shows up all over the front end and control linkage in Triumph parts books through the 1960s into the early '70s - front brake, footrest and brake linkage, handlebar and control lever setups, and control cable runs all call it out. It's the kind of small connecting pin that lets a cable or lever arm swing on a clevis without slop, holding a shackle or clevis together at the joint and taking the wear so the bigger parts don't have to.
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Because it turns up in so many different figures - front wheel assemblies on several T100 variants, footrest and brake linkage, control cables with both standard and American handlebars - it's clearly a general-purpose pin Triumph used in more than one place on the bike rather than a single dedicated part. If you're chasing one down for a specific job, it helps to know which linkage or cable clevis you're rebuilding so we can confirm you're getting the right length and fit.
This number was later superseded by 60-4252, so if your parts book or an older cross-reference shows WF32 but the newer catalogs use 60-4252, they're the same physical part.
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