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Twinseat cover
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Also known asF9715
DiagramFig. 21 — PANELS AND TWINSEAT · ref 7
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Listed in parts books1969–1970, 1974

Twinseat cover

Basketweave-pattern twinseat cover for the dual seat, PN 82-9715 (F9715), used in Triumph parts books from 1969-1974.

PN · 82-9715
Available in 2 styles:

This is the twinseat cover for the dual seat, part number 82-9715, also listed under the older F9715 designation. It's the outer skin that goes over the seat pan and foam, the part that actually shows and takes the wear and weather.

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It shows up in the parts books under the PANELS AND TWINSEAT figures across catalog listings running 1969 through 1974, so it's the cover that was fitted during that stretch of production. Partner listings describe it in the basketweave pattern and note a kit version comes with the correct trim strip and securing sprags, so when you're ordering make sure you know whether you're getting the cover alone or the full kit.

If you're re-covering an old seat pan, check the condition of the pan and foam underneath before you fit a new cover — a tired pan or collapsed foam will show through a fresh cover pretty quick. Call the shop if you're not sure which cover matches your bike's seat shape.

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