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BSA Front mudguard (for number plate)
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DiagramFig. 20 — FRONT MUDGUARDS (Plate 19) · ref 17
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Listed in parts books1969–1970

BSA Front mudguard (for number plate)

A front mudguard fitted with a number plate mount, listed in the front mudguard section of the parts books for 1969-1970.

PN · 68-6535

This is a front mudguard listed for use with a number plate mount, found in the front mudguard section of the parts books. The catalog entries for it run 1969 to 1970, which is the span our records show it appearing in.

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A front mudguard like this bolts up over the front wheel and carries the front number plate mounting point, so it does double duty as bodywork and as the place your registration plate attaches at the front of the bike. Beyond that, our record on this one is brief.

The manufacturer tag on file says BSA, but nothing in the description itself names a specific model. If you're trying to match this to a particular bike, give us a call and we'll work through fitment with you before you order.

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