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FRONT BRAKE LEVER. ASSEMBLY
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Listed in parts books1964–1967

FRONT BRAKE LEVER. ASSEMBLY

Front brake lever assembly for cable-operated drum front brakes, PN 18/999.

PN · 18/999

This is the front brake lever assembly listed under PN 18/999, the complete lever unit that mounts on the handlebar and pulls the front brake cable when you squeeze it. It shows up across several handlebar and control lever figures in the parts books, so it's a common item that saw use on more than one control-lever layout through the mid-1960s.

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The lever sits on the right side of the handlebar on drum-brake era Triumphs, working the cable that runs down to the front brake at the wheel. These bikes were cable-operated drum brakes throughout this period, so there's no hydraulic fluid or master cylinder involved here, just a mechanical pull.

Our catalog record ties this part number to appearances from 1964 through 1967 across a handful of different control-lever figures. If you're matching this to a specific bike, give us a call and we'll confirm which lever assembly variant is correct for your bars before you order.

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