| Also known as | F7342 |
| Diagram | Fig. 15 — SWINGING ARM, SUSPENSION UNITS AND CHAINGUARD · ref 3 |
| Subsystem | primary |
| Listed in parts books | 1967–1970, 1974 |
SWINGARM PIN,T100 66-74
Swingarm pivot pin for the T100, the spindle the rear swingarm rotates on at the frame.
This is the swingarm pin for the T100 family, sometimes called the swinging fork spindle in the older parts books. It's the pivot shaft that the rear swingarm rotates on where it mounts to the frame, and it shows up in the parts books under both the SWINGING ARM and SWINGING FORK figure titles depending on the catalog year, alongside the suspension units and chainguard.
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The legacy number for this one is F7342, so if you're working from an older parts book or a bike with paperwork from back then, that's the number you'll see printed instead of 82-7342. Same physical part either way.
Our records show this one appearing across catalog listings from the late 60s into the early 70s. Given how central this pin is to how the swingarm moves and stays located, it's worth checking your bike's actual fitment details against your parts book before ordering, since swingarm hardware changed across the years.
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