| Diagram | Fig. 23 — TOOLS · ref 1 |
| Subsystem | accessories |
| Listed in parts books | 1969–1970 |
BSA Tool roll
A tool roll for carrying the bike's hand tools, cataloged for BSA machines around 1969-1970.
This is a tool roll, the fabric or leather pouch that carries the spanners and other small hand tools that came with the bike. It shows up in the TOOLS and TOOLKIT sections of the parts books, so its job on the machine is straightforward: give the rider a place to keep the kit organized under the seat or on the frame rather than loose in a toolbox.
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Our catalog record ties this one to appearances between 1969 and 1970, but we don't have a specific model spelled out beyond that. The manufacturer tag on this part number points to BSA, so treat it as a BSA-marque item rather than a Triumph one unless you can confirm otherwise.
If you're trying to match this to a particular bike, give us a call and we'll go over what we've got before you order. Tool rolls wear out and get lost easily, so it's a common item to need replaced regardless of what year or model you're running.
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