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BSA Tank mounting rubber (front and rear)
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DiagramFig. 19 — PETROL TANK, TWINSEAT AND CONTROLS · ref 43
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Listed in parts books1969–1970

BSA Tank mounting rubber (front and rear)

Front and rear tank mounting rubber that cushions the fuel tank where it seats on the frame mounts.

PN · 82-9747

This is the tank mounting rubber, front and rear, listed under the PETROL TANK, TWINSEAT AND CONTROLS section of the parts book. It's the cushioning that sits between the fuel tank and the frame mounting points, taking up vibration and letting the tank seat without metal-on-metal contact.

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The catalog shows this part appearing across a run of entries from 1969 to 1970. One catalog title we've seen for this same number describes it as a tank rubber for singles, front and rear, so if you're working on a single-cylinder machine this is worth checking against your tank mounts.

If you're not sure whether your tank uses this exact rubber, bring in the old one or give us a call before ordering - tank mounting hardware varies enough between models that a visual match matters more than the part number alone.

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