| Also known as | 82-8686† |
| Diagram | Fig. 11 — FRAME · ref 34 |
| Subsystem | frame |
| Listed in parts books | 1969–1970 |
BSA Centre stand
A centre stand for lifting the bike upright and off the ground for maintenance work, cataloged for 1969-1970.
This is the centre stand carried under the FRAME figure in the parts books, listed simply as centre stand with catalog appearances running 1969 through 1970. It's the fold-down stand that holds the bike upright and level with both wheels off the ground, used for chain adjustment, wheel removal, and general work at the bench rather than the side stand you'd use just parking on the street.
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Our catalog record on this one is brief - a single line description with no additional dimensions or fitment notes attached to it. The manufacturer tag on file points to BSA, but that tag is a heuristic and the description itself doesn't name a specific model or machine.
Given how thin the written record is here, treat this as a starting point rather than a confirmed fit. Call the shop with your frame or model details and we'll square away whether this centre stand matches what's under your bike before you order.
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