| Diagram | Fig. 16 — FRAME · ref 34 |
| Subsystem | frame |
| Listed in parts books | 1976–1979 |
CENTER STAND T140 74-77 - can use 83-7532 stand
Center stand (mainstand) for the Triumph T140 Bonneville, cataloged for mid-1970s models.
This is the center stand for the T140 Bonneville, the folding stand that lets the bike stand upright on its own without a rider or a wall to lean on. The catalog ties it to T140 machines in the mid-70s, and the parts book notes that 83-7532 can be used as a substitute stand if you're sourcing a replacement.
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The stand pivots from the frame near the rear of the bike and swings down under its own spring tension so you can rock the bike back onto it for parking, chain adjustment, or general shop work. It's a bolt-on assembly, straightforward to swap once the old one is off, but it's still a chunk of steel doing real structural work, so check the pivot bushings and spring condition on whatever you're replacing before assuming the stand alone is the fix.
Same part also turns up in other records under 83-4615, and it's cataloged for TR7 and other T140-family Bonneville and Tiger models from that era as well. If you're not sure which stand your bike left the factory with, give us the model and year and we'll confirm before you order.
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