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Shop/Category/Fig. 10 — Engine Mountings, Head Steady, Centre Stand — GROUP 10/Norton Bolt, Plate to Frame
060423 was superseded — the current part number is 06-0423. We brought you straight to it.
Norton Bolt, Plate to Frame
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DiagramFig. 10 — Engine Mountings, Head Steady, Centre Stand — GROUP 10 · ref 14
Listed in parts books1975

Norton Bolt, Plate to Frame

A bolt securing an engine mounting plate to the frame, per 1975 catalog records.

PN · 06-0423

This is a bolt that secures a mounting plate to the frame, part of the engine mounting arrangement. Our catalog record for it comes from a Spring Head Steady and Engine Mountings figure, dating to 1975, and it's a single appearance in our records so there isn't a lot of extra detail to pass along.

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Given the figure titles, this bolt is doing structural work holding the engine or a related plate steady against the frame rather than anything cosmetic. If you're chasing this down for a rebuild, have your frame and mounting plate in front of you to confirm you're matching the right bolt length and thread before you order.

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