Sportster Front Brake Hand Lever 1982 and 1983 Figure

Sportster Front Brake Hand Lever 1982 And 1983 Figure Above

The Sportster front brake hand lever 1982 and 1983 figure above shows all the parts that are used to hook the hand lever up in the master cylinder. The lower right hand corner holds a numbered part list. One that makes it easier to both follow mechanical instructions and ask for replacement parts at some motorcycle shop.

Sportster Front Brake Hand Lever 1982 And 1983 Figure Part List 1)

The Sportster front brake hand lever 1982 and 1983 figure part list 1) is named pivot pin. That is the pin that goes through the hand lever end of the front brake master cylinder so the hand lever can stay in it while being pulled on. 

Sportster Front Brake Hand Lever 1982 And 1983 Figure Part List  2)

The Sportster front brake hand lever 1982 and 1983 figure part 2) is named master cylinder assembly. It is the main part of the hydraulic front brake that the hand lever uses to compress the front brake discs.

Sportster Front Brake Hand Lever 1982 And 1983 Figure Part List 3)

The Sportster front brake hand lever 1982 and 1983 figure part list 3) is named push rod. It is the part at the end of the hydraulic line that controls the hydraulic brake fluid in it.

Sportster Front Brake Hand Lever 1982 And 1983 Figure Part List 4)

The Sportster front brake hand lever 1982 and 1983 figure part list 4) is named reaction pin. It is the part used to make the hand lever work the push rod.

Sportster Front Brake Hand Lever 1982 And 1983 Figure Part List 5)

The Sportster front brake hand lever 1982 and 1983 figure part list 5) is named brake lever. It is the part the whole figure represents shown beside the front master cylinder in order to show how it actually gets installed in the front brake master cylinder.

Sportster Front Brake Hand Lever 1982 And 1983 Figure Part List 6)

The Sportster front brake hand lever 1982 and 1983 figure part list 6) is named retaining ring. It is the ring that gets slid in place at the end of the pivot pin to hold it where it belongs.