| Also known as | T2552 |
| Diagram | Fig. 12 — CLUTCH AND CLUTCH OPERATING MECHANISM · ref 22 |
| Subsystem | primary |
| Listed in parts books | 1969–1974 |
PULL ROD,T150
Clutch pull rod for Triumph/BSA triples, running through the gearbox mainshaft to actuate the clutch.
This is the clutch pull rod for the Triumph/BSA three-cylinder machines, the rod that runs through the gearbox mainshaft and transfers the movement from the clutch lever mechanism to the clutch pressure plate. When you pull the lever in, it's this rod doing the work of pushing the clutch apart so you can shift and pull away clean.
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The catalog lists it plainly as a pull rod for the T150, and it turns up under the same number across the Trident and Rocket III triple family. There's a stepped style and a tapered/conical style out there in the aftermarket, so if you're chasing a particular feel or a particular wear complaint, it's worth knowing which type you're ordering.
We don't have a long service history logged on this one in our own records, so if you're not sure which rod style your gearbox wants, give us a call before you order and we'll sort it out with you.
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