| Diagram | Fig. 24 — HANDLEBAR — CONTROLS — FUEL TANK · ref 64 |
| Subsystem | fuel |
| Listed in parts books | 1969–1970, 1972 |
BSA Rubber ring — fuel tank fixing, centre (4 gallon)
Center rubber fixing ring for a 4-gallon fuel tank, cushioning the mount point against the frame.
This is the rubber ring that sits at the center fixing point of a 4-gallon fuel tank, cushioning the tank where it meets the frame mounting. It keeps the steel tank from sitting metal-on-metal against the mount, taking up vibration and preventing the paint and metal from wearing through at the contact point.
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It shows up across the catalog in the fuel tank and controls figures, alongside the twinseat and handlebar control listings, which is normal since those parts-book pages often get grouped together on one sheet. The description ties it specifically to the 4-gallon tank, so it's not a universal fit across every tank size Triumph and BSA used.
If you're replacing tank rubbers, it's worth checking this one against your actual tank mounting point before ordering, since the catalog doesn't spell out more than the basic description and the manufacturer tag on this one points to BSA rather than Triumph.
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