| Diagram | Fig. 27 — FENDERS · ref 8 |
| Subsystem | bodywork |
| Listed in parts books | 1974 |
BRACKET BRAKE PIPE SUPPORT
A bracket that supports and clamps the brake pipe against the fender on 1974-catalog Triumphs.
This is a small bracket that clamps the brake pipe (the metal line running down to the rear or front brake) against the fender, keeping it from flopping around or rubbing against anything as the bike moves. It's a simple piece of bodywork hardware rather than a brake component itself, and it shows up in the fender-related sections of the parts book rather than the brake sections.
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The catalog places it in the FENDERS, FENDERS AND TAIL LAMP, and FENDERS AND STAYS figures, so it mounts somewhere along the fender assembly. Our records tie its catalog appearances to 1974 across the board, though we don't have more detail than that on which specific models used it.
If you're chasing down a rattling or worn brake line bracket on a '74-era bike, this is the part to check. Call the shop if you want us to confirm fitment before you order.
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