| Diagram | Fig. 27 — FENDERS · ref 27 |
| Subsystem | bodywork |
| Listed in parts books | 1974, 1976–1978 |
Lifting handle
Chrome grab rail / lifting handle for oil-in-frame Triumph 750 twins, doubles as a turn signal mount.
This is the lifting handle, what most folks call a grab rail these days, that mounts at the rear of the fender on the oil-in-frame Triumph 750 twins. It's the loop you grab to hoist the back end of the bike up onto the center stand, and it also gives passengers something to hold onto.
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The catalog shows this one running from 1973 through 1978, which lines up with when Triumph moved the 750 twins to the oil-in-frame chassis and needed a new rail design to go with it. It's finished in chrome and the loop has built-in mounts for the turn signal stalks, so it's doing double duty holding your rear indicators as well as giving you a lifting point.
This is specific to the 750 twin oil-in-frame models. It doesn't carry over to the 500 twins or the triples, so make sure that's what you're working on before you order.
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