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Brake lever (ball end) (18/754)
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DiagramFig. 14 — HANDLEBARS, CONTROL LEVERS AND CABLES · ref 13
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Listed in parts books1969–1970

Brake lever (ball end) (18/754)

Ball-end front brake lever for the handlebar controls, cataloged as 99-0262 and also listed under 18/754.

PN · 99-0262
Superseded by 18/754.

This is the front brake lever, ball-end style, listed in the parts books under number 99-0262 with the later reference 18/754 covering the same piece. It shows up in the handlebar and control-lever sections of the parts books, sitting up at the bars where it operates the front brake through its cable.

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The ball end on the lever tip is the identifying feature here versus a plain straight lever - it gives the rider's fingers a place to hook without sliding off the end. The catalog data ties this part to appearances across 1969 to 1970 listings, so if you're matching up an older book entry, keep an eye out for either number since they point to the same physical lever.

If you're not sure which lever your bars take, give a look at what's currently mounted or bring in the old one - lever pivots and cable attachment points can vary enough between years and bar setups that it's worth confirming before you order.

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