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Also known asH2677
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Listed in parts books1969

Front mudguard

Front mudguard (fender) for the front wheel, catalog number 97-2677, also known by its earlier H2677 form.

PN · 97-2677

This is the front mudguard, listed in the parts books under 97-2677 with the older H2677 form also on file for the same piece. It sits over the front wheel on the forks, catching spray and road grit off the tire before it reaches the rider and the headlamp area.

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Our catalog record only ties this one to a single year on file, 1969, and doesn't spell out which specific model it was fitted to. If you're matching up a guard for a restoration or replacing a dented one, check the mounting stay spacing and bracket layout against what's currently on your bike before you order, since fender profiles changed across the lineup and we don't have enough here to guarantee a match sight unseen.

Give the shop a call if you want us to run down fitment specifics with you - between the H2677 alias and the 97-2677 number we can usually sort out what era of guard someone's looking for.

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