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PEDAL,TR6C/BSA FOLDING
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Also known asF13092
DiagramFig. 16 — SUPPORT RAIL — FOOTRESTS — COIL PLATFORM · ref 25
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Listed in parts books1971, 1973

PEDAL,TR6C/BSA FOLDING

Folding footrest pedal, PN 83-3092 (alias F13092), listed for the 1971 BSA A65 and for the 1971-1973 Triumph 250 TR25W, Triumph 650 Unit, and Triumph X75 Hurricane.

PN · 83-3092

This is the folding footrest pedal listed in our parts books under 83-3092, also found under the earlier F13092 number. The figure titles place it with the support rail, footrests, and coil platform assembly, so it's part of the footrest mounting hardware rather than the rest itself.

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Our own parts books tie this pedal to a spread of machines built in the early 1970s: the BSA A65 for 1971, and on the Triumph side the Triumph 250 TR25W, the Triumph 650 Unit, and the Triumph X75 Hurricane, spanning 1971 through 1973. It's a folding design, which lets the pedal tuck up out of the way rather than staying fixed in one position.

If you're chasing this one down for a rebuild, have your model and year on hand when you call — with this part number crossing both BSA and Triumph lines across a few different models, it's worth confirming against your own machine before you order.

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