| Also known as | W2329 |
| Diagram | Fig. 11 — REAR WHEEL · ref 23 |
| Subsystem | wheels |
| Listed in parts books | 1968, 1970 |
Brake cam lever
Rear brake cam operating lever for Triumph rear wheel drum brakes, part 37-2329.
The 37-2329 is a brake cam lever off the rear wheel of a Triumph, the arm that connects the operating rod to the brake cam inside the drum. When you press the rear brake, this lever is what actually rotates the cam and spreads the shoes against the drum. It shows up in the parts book under the REAR WHEEL figure, and the older alias W2329 is the same physical part under its earlier factory number.
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Our catalog record ties it to appearances across 1968 through 1970, though we'd rather you confirm exact fitment against your bike before ordering rather than go by year alone. If you're rebuilding a rear brake assembly and the lever is worn at the cam splines or the pivot hole is elongated, that's usually the reason to replace it rather than reuse it.
Call the shop if you're not sure whether the lever pulled off your bike matches this number - rear brake levers can look similar across model years but the spline count or arm length may not be interchangeable.
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