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REAR HUB RUBBER BSA
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Also known as37-2313, 57-0069, T69
DiagramFig. 16 — REAR WHEEL · ref 39
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Listed in parts books1968–1970

REAR HUB RUBBER BSA

A BSA rear hub rubber from the REAR WHEEL figure, factory part 67-6051, later superseded by 37-2313.

PN · 67-6051
Current factory number 37-2313 — same part, sold under this listing.

This is the rear hub rubber listed under part number 67-6051, also carried in the books as 37-2313, 57-0069, and the older T69 letter-code. The catalog calls it out plainly as a BSA part, so despite the number living in a Triumph-numbered range, it's built for a BSA rear hub, not a Triumph one.

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It shows up in the REAR WHEEL figure across catalog entries running 1969 to 1970. Based on that figure placement, it's a rubber component fitted at the rear hub, the kind of part that cushions or seats other hub hardware rather than a structural piece.

The factory record shows this number was superseded by 37-2313, so if your parts book or an older listing shows 37-2313 instead, that's the same physical part under a newer number. Worth checking which number is stamped in your own book before ordering, since either number should get you to the same rubber.

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