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BSA Wheel spoke (right-hand)
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DiagramFig. 16 — REAR WHEEL · ref 42
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Listed in parts books1969–1970

BSA Wheel spoke (right-hand)

A right-hand rear wheel spoke listed in the REAR WHEEL parts-book figure for 1969-1970.

PN · 42-6012

This is a rear wheel spoke listed as right-hand in the catalog, showing up in the REAR WHEEL figure across catalog years 1969-1970. Spokes run from the hub flange out to the wheel rim, holding the rim centered and true under load, and a rear wheel typically uses a mix of spokes running to each side of the hub, which is likely why this one is called out separately as right-hand.

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Beyond the figure placement, the catalog record here is thin. We don't have more detail on this one in terms of length or gauge, so if you're rebuilding a wheel and need to match a spoke, bring the old one in or give us the wheel size and hub type and we'll sort out what you actually need.

Give the shop a call to confirm fitment before you order, especially since the catalog only ties this to a couple of model years and doesn't specify which hub or rim it was paired with.

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