| Also known as | 83-61648, F2610 |
| Diagram | Fig. 12 — FRAME · ref 14 |
| Subsystem | frame |
| Listed in parts books | 1960–1968 |
SIDE STAND SPRING TILL 67
Side stand return spring for pre-1967 Triumph frames, pulls the prop stand back up out of the way.
This is the side stand spring, the small tension spring that pulls the prop stand up and holds it out of the way once the bike is rolling. It lives on the frame down by the stand's pivot, working against the weight of the stand itself so it doesn't drag or drop down on its own once you've kicked it up.
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The catalog marks this one for use through 1967, and it shows up in frame-section listings across catalog years 1964 through 1968. If your parts book lists this under the old F2610 or 83-61648 number, that's the same spring — just the earlier way of writing it down.
It's a simple, inexpensive part, but a tired or stretched one is a common reason a side stand won't retract properly or rattles around when you're underway. Worth checking against the actual stand on your bike before ordering, since side stand hardware changed over the years and the shop can help confirm which spring matches your frame.
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