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Anchor bolt, right
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DiagramFig. 18 — MOTOR UNIT FITTINGS AND FOOTRESTS · ref 8
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Listed in parts books1978–1979

Anchor bolt, right

Right-side anchor bolt for the engine mount and footrest fittings, later renumbered 21-7002.

PN · 21-7027
Superseded by 21-7002.

This is the right-side anchor bolt from the motor unit fittings and footrest group, part number 21-7027. Anchor bolts like this one are used to secure the engine mounting plates and footrest fittings solidly to the frame, so the motor doesn't shift under load. This particular one is the right-hand piece of a pair.

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Our catalog record shows this number appearing in the 1978-1979 range, and it's a low-appearance part in our books, meaning it doesn't show up across many different sections. Triumph later renumbered this part to 21-7002, so if you're working from a newer parts book or a supplier list, that's the number you may see it under now.

If you're not sure whether the bolt in your hand is the right-side or left-side piece, or whether your particular frame and motor mount setup takes this exact fitting, give the shop a call and we'll help confirm before you order.

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