| Also known as | H1892 |
| Diagram | Fig. 16 — TELESCOPIC FRONT FORK, 6T · ref 23 |
| Subsystem | forks front |
| Listed in parts books | 1965–1970 |
Extra strong main spring (Yellow/Green)
Extra strong (yellow/green) Triumph telescopic front fork main spring, PN 97-1892, also known by the earlier number H1892.
This is the extra strong main fork spring, color-coded yellow/green, for Triumph telescopic front forks. It's the heavy-duty option in the main spring lineup that sits inside each fork leg and carries the weight of the front end, controlling how the forks compress and rebound over bumps. The older parts-book number for this one is H1892, if you're working from an earlier reference.
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You'll find this spring called out across a wide run of telescopic fork figures - 6T, TR6, T120, T100C, T100R, TR6R, T120R, TR6C, and T120TT variants all show up in the catalog listings for it, along with steering damper assemblies on some of the sidecar-outfit forks. Given how many different fork figures reference this part, it's clearly a common service item across the telescopic fork family, but exactly which years and models it suits on your particular machine is worth confirming against your fork internals before you order.
Because this is a stiffer-rate spring than the standard fitment, it's the one people reach for when the front end feels too soft for the load - loaded touring, sidecar duty, or just wanting more support under braking. Springs of this type are usually replaced as a pair rather than one at a time, but check what your own fork legs currently have installed before assuming both need swapping.
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