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FOLDING FOOTREST—L.H.
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Also known asF12856
DiagramFig. 16 — SUPPORT RAIL — FOOTRESTS — COIL PLATFORM · ref 29
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Listed in parts books1971

FOLDING FOOTREST—L.H.

Left-hand folding footrest, catalog number 83-2856 (also F12856), from the rear footrest support rail assembly.

PN · 83-2856

This is the left-hand folding footrest, catalog number 83-2856, also known under the earlier F12856 designation. It's part of the rear footrest and support rail setup shown in the parts book under the SUPPORT RAIL — FOOTRESTS — COIL PLATFORM figure, which puts it in the rear frame area near the rear suspension coil platform.

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As a folding footrest, it's built to pivot up out of the way rather than stay fixed, which is common practice on models set up for off-road use or where ground clearance matters. The catalog record ties this one to 1971 appearances, so if you're chasing an exact fit for your machine, cross-check the year against your own parts book before ordering.

If your parts book lists this under the older F12856 number, that's the same physical footrest — just the earlier naming convention. Worth confirming L.H. side placement against what you're pulling off the bike before you order, since left and right footrests aren't the same casting.

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