| Diagram | Fig. 14 — Frame, Swinging Arm, Suspension Units · ref 12 |
| Subsystem | frame |
| Listed in parts books | 1975 |
Norton Nut, Knurled
A knurled hand nut for the Norton Commando, used as a seat adjustment knob in the frame and fittings area.
This is a knurled nut, listed in the Frame and Fittings section along with Stands, for the Norton Commando. The knurled finish lets it be turned by hand, which is the point of this style of fastener - no wrench needed to get it on or off.
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Catalog titles associated with this number describe it as a seat handwheel knob, which fits with its home in the frame and fittings section - it's the fastener a rider works by hand to adjust or secure the seat.
Our record on this one is brief, just the single listing tied to 1975. If you're matching this against your bike, check the physical part against what's on the machine before ordering.
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