| Diagram | Fig. 28 — HEADLAMP AND FLASHER LAMPS · ref 30 |
| Subsystem | electrical |
| Listed in parts books | 1973–1974 |
Stanchion, flasher lamp
A stanchion (mounting stem) for a flasher lamp, from the headlamp and flasher lamps assembly.
This is the stanchion for a flasher lamp, the bracket-like stem that holds a turn signal out from the bodywork or fork. It shows up in the catalog under the HEADLAMP AND FLASHER LAMPS figure, so it's part of the front lighting cluster rather than the rear.
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The manufacturer tag on this one points to Girling, but Girling doesn't make lighting components, so treat that as a records mix-up rather than a fact about who built the part. Go by what the catalog calls it: a flasher lamp stanchion, plain and simple.
Our catalog record ties this to appearances from 1973 through 1974, but we'd rather you confirm exact fitment against your machine before ordering, since stem length and mounting style on these turn signal stalks can vary from one lighting setup to the next.
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