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Also known asH1964
DiagramFig. 22 — MUDGUARDS (STANDARD) · ref 4
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Listed in parts books1965–1966

Front stay

Front mudguard stay/bracket for the front fender, catalog number 97-1964 (also listed as H1964).

PN · 97-1964

This is the front stay for the front mudguard, listed in the parts books under the MUDGUARDS figures. A stay like this bridges from the guard down to the fork or fork bracket area, keeping the mudguard steady and preventing it from flexing or cracking under vibration. The old-style number for this one is H1964, which shows up alongside 97-1964 in the catalog record.

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Our record for this part spans catalog appearances from 1965 to 1966, which tells you it was in the books during that window, though we don't have enough detail here to pin it to one specific model. If you're chasing a stay for a particular bike, best to check the shape and mounting points against what's on hand before ordering.

It's a small bracket-type part but it earns its keep — a stay that's rusted through, bent, or missing lets the mudguard vibrate against the tire or crack at the mounting eyelets over time. Worth a look if your front guard has any play in it.

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