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Front mudguard
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Also known asH1676
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Listed in parts books1968

Front mudguard

Front mudguard (fender), U.S.-spec pattern, Triumph part 97-1676 / H1676.

PN · 97-1676

This is the front mudguard, listed under Triumph part number 97-1676, with the older parts book form H1676 covering the same piece. It shows up in the MUDGUARDS (FENDERS U.S.A.) figure, which tells you this is the U.S.-spec fender rather than the UK pattern, so mounting points and stay tabs can differ from a home-market guard even when the bike looks the same otherwise.

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A front mudguard's job is straightforward: it rides over the front wheel on the fork legs or fork brackets and keeps water, mud, and road debris off the rider and the headlamp area. Beyond that, our catalog record for this one is limited to the figure title and the two catalog listings it appears in.

Because fender shape, stay hole placement, and mounting width changed across model years and markets, it's worth confirming this against your bike before ordering. Give the shop a call with your frame or engine number and we can help nail down fitment.

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