| Diagram | Fig. 19 — FENDERS · ref 1 |
| Subsystem | bodywork |
| Listed in parts books | 1974 |
FRONT FENDER T140 6 HOLE
Six-hole front fender for the Triumph T140, drilled for front, center, and lower stay mounting.
This is the front fender for the T140, drilled with the six-hole pattern for mounting to the front, center, and lower stays. It's the piece that sits over the front wheel and keeps road spray off the headlamp and forks. Our catalog record ties it to the T140 across 1974 appearances in the fender-related figures.
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The six-hole drilling is the detail to check against your bike before ordering — earlier and later Triumph fenders used different mounting patterns, so counting the holes on your stays and comparing to this one is worth doing before you commit.
Supplier listings describe it as chrome-plated steel. Stays, brackets, and fasteners are separate parts.
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