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Rear mudguard
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Also known asF8126
DiagramFig. 22 — MUDGUARDS (FENDERS U.S.A.) · ref 20
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Listed in parts books1968–1969

Rear mudguard

A U.S.-spec rear mudguard (fender) from the 1968–1969 catalog listings, also known by the earlier part number F8126.

PN · 82-8126

This is a rear mudguard, listed in the shop's records under part number 82-8126, with an earlier alias of F8126. It shows up in the parts book under the MUDGUARDS (FENDERS U.S.A.) figure, which tells us this is the U.S.-spec fender rather than the home-market piece — Triumph ran different mudguard styles for different markets in this era.

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The catalog record ties this one to appearances spanning 1968 to 1969, so it's a fender that was in the lineup for those model years. We don't have more detail on this one beyond that, so if you're matching a rear fender to a specific machine, give us a call and we'll confirm fitment before you order.

A rear mudguard does the obvious job of keeping road spray and mud off the rider and the back of the bike, mounted over the rear wheel and typically carrying brackets for the taillight and number plate. Beyond that generic function, we'd rather not guess at specifics we can't back up from the record.

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