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Front fender (stainless steel) 1 TR6C
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Also known asH1996
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Listed in parts books1969

Front fender (stainless steel) 1 TR6C

Stainless steel front fender listed for the TR6C in the 1969 parts book, later superseded by 97-3884.

PN · 97-1996
Superseded by 97-3884.

This is the front fender for the TR6C, made in stainless steel, listed in the MUDGUARDS (FENDERS U.S.A.) section of the parts book under the 1969 model year. If you're working from an older parts book you may see it listed as H1996, which is the same physical piece under its legacy number.

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Stainless fenders were used on certain U.S.-market Triumphs of this era in place of painted steel, and this one is specific to the TR6C listing in our records. The catalog shows this part was later replaced by a newer factory number, 97-3884, so if you're chasing this one down for a restoration it's worth checking which number matches your bike's build sheet or parts book edition.

We only have the single catalog entry for this fender, so beyond the material and model callout we don't have more detail on it. Give the shop a call to confirm fitment before you order.

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