| Also known as | F7375 |
| Diagram | Fig. 15 — SWINGING ARM, SUSPENSION UNITS AND CHAINGUARD · ref 1 |
| Subsystem | primary |
| Listed in parts books | 1967–1970, 1974 |
Swinging Fork
The rear swinging fork (swingarm) that carries the rear wheel and pivots with the suspension.
This is the swinging fork, what most folks these days just call the swingarm - the pivoted arm at the rear of the frame that carries the rear wheel and lets it move up and down under the suspension units. It's a straightforward but important structural piece, and the catalog lists it under figures for the swinging arm, suspension units and chainguard, which tells you it works alongside the rear shocks and chainguard as part of that whole rear-end assembly.
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The part number 82-7375 shows up under the older F7375 form as well, so if your parts book still uses the letter-prefix numbering, that's the same physical piece. Our records show this one appearing across catalog entries from 1967 into 1974, though we'd want to confirm exact fitment against your specific machine before you order, since swinging forks changed over the years to match frame and hub updates.
If you're pulling one of these off a bike, check the pivot bushes and spindle while you're in there - wear at the pivot is the usual reason people end up replacing or rebuilding this part rather than the arm itself failing.
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