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Front fender (painted)
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Also known asH2268
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Listed in parts books1968

Front fender (painted)

A painted front fender for a Triumph, listed under PN 97-2268 (also known as H2268).

PN · 97-2268
Supersedes 97-3882 — earlier factory number for this part.

This is a front fender for a Triumph, listed in our catalog as painted and shown in the FENDERS figure group for 1968. It carries the legacy alias H2268, which is the earlier part-number form you'll see printed in older parts books for the same physical piece.

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A front fender mounts over the front wheel, ahead of the forks, and does the basic job every fender does: keeps water, mud, and road debris off the rider and the front end of the bike. Ours shows up once in the catalog tied to 1968, so we don't have a broader year span on file for this particular listing.

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