| Diagram | SWINGING FORK AND SUSPENSION UNITS |
| Subsystem | suspension rear |
| Listed in parts books | Not catalogued by year yet |
Bonded bush Girling
A bonded rubber suspension bush from the rear swinging fork assembly, Girling-related.
This is a bonded rubber bush that lives in the rear suspension, listed in the swinging fork and suspension units section of the parts book. It's a Girling-associated bush, the kind used where the suspension unit connects to the frame or swinging arm, letting a bit of controlled flex absorb road shock while keeping things located.
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The catalog only shows this part turning up once, in a single year listing, so we don't have a broad fitment history to point to beyond that one entry. If you're matching this against what's on your bike, compare the old bush directly before you order.
Bonded bushes wear from the rubber breaking down over time more than from the metal parts failing, so a tired one usually shows up as looseness or a knocking feel from the rear end rather than anything dramatic.
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