The lifting handle is useful for placing the motorcycle on the mainstand, as well as a grab rail for a passenger to hold onto when riding two-up. As a prominent piece of brightwork on the motorcycle, the restorer will want the best quality lifting handle available. The chrome-plated lifting handle is made from tubular steel and has specific bends and tab placements for correct fitment to the 1965 BSA A50 and A65 models. The stays are mounted at the upper shock mounting carriers on the frame. The tabs are fitted to the tabs on the mudguard support. The seat and upper shock bolts are removed to access the mounting points for the lifting handle. Read our article: The Legacy of BSA Motorcycles from A10 To A65 Through A70 The product images shown are for illustrative purposes only and may not be an exact representation of the product received. Manufacturers occasionally make minor cosmetic changes to items, such as color, finish, label, or design. These changes do not impact the item’s function or compatibility. Please contact us if you have specific concerns regarding appearance.
