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BSA Bracket, left-hand, stays to fork
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DiagramFig. 20 — FRONT MUDGUARDS (Plate 19) · ref 26
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Listed in parts books1969–1970

BSA Bracket, left-hand, stays to fork

Left-hand mudguard stay bracket that mounts the front fender to the fork, listed in the FRONT MUDGUARDS parts-book figures for 1969-1970.

PN · 82-9610

82-9610 is a left-hand mudguard stay bracket, part of the mounting hardware that ties the front mudguard to the fork on the models it appears under in the catalog. It shows up in the FRONT MUDGUARDS figures, so its job is straightforward: it's one of the small brackets that keeps the guard stays anchored and steady instead of flexing loose over rough roads.

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The catalog record ties this one to appearances from 1969 into 1970. If your parts book lists a different bracket for your machine's front end, check the fitment against your bike before ordering, since mudguard stay hardware changed around from year to year and side to side.

Being the left-hand bracket, it's meant to pair with a right-hand counterpart elsewhere in the same figure. We don't have more detail on this one beyond what's in the parts book, so give us a call if you want to confirm it matches what's on your bike.

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