| Also known as | F2271 |
| Diagram | Fig. 9 — FOOTRESTS, CHAINGUARD, PROPSTAND, ETC. · ref 12 |
| Subsystem | frame |
| Listed in parts books | 1960–1968 |
Pivot bolt, CEI, passenger footrest
Pivot bolt for the folding passenger footrest, letting the peg swing up and lock down.
This is the pivot bolt for the passenger footrest, the small fastener the folding peg swings on. It's a Triumph part, listed under 82-2271 with the older F2271 form showing up in earlier parts books. The catalog shows it across footrest, frame, and toolkit/pillion footrest figures, which lines up with where this bolt does its work — it's what lets the passenger peg fold up out of the way and stay put when it's down.
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With 17 appearances across the catalog spanning 1960 to 1968, this bolt shows up on a good number of pillion footrest assemblies from that era. It's a simple, wear-prone item — the kind of thing that loosens or wears at the pivot point over years of folding and unfolding — so if the passenger peg on your bike feels sloppy or won't hold its position, this pivot bolt is a reasonable place to look.
As with most small hardware, check your own parts book or give the shop a call if you're not sure this is the exact pivot bolt your footrest bracket uses — pillion footrest setups changed some over the years and there were closely related parts in the same figures.
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