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Centre stand
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Also known asF4763
DiagramFig. 11 — FRAME · ref 18
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Listed in parts books1960–1962

Centre stand

Centre stand for the pre-unit duplex frame Triumph TR6 and T120, 1960-1962, PN 82-4763.

PN · 82-4763
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This is the centre stand for the pre-unit duplex frame Triumph, listed in the frame section of the parts book as PN 82-4763, also known under its earlier F4763 form. It's the stand that holds the bike upright when parked, pivoting under the frame rather than mounting to the swingarm or forks.

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Catalog records place this stand across appearances from 1960 to 1962, and the partner data ties it specifically to the TR6 and T120 models of that era, explicitly ruling out the 6T. It's built for the duplex-downtube pre-unit frame of that period, not the earlier or later frame types.

A stand like this only works right with its return spring and the correct pivot hardware, so if you're rebuilding one, plan on sourcing the pivot bolts, tab washers, and nuts along with it. If you're not sure your frame matches this era, give us a call before ordering so we can confirm fitment.

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