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Spoke (10/12G x 6 3/8 in. 80°) c/w nipple
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Also known asW1295
DiagramFig. 14 — REAR WHEEL · ref 6
Subsystemwheels
Listed in parts books1963–1964

Spoke (10/12G x 6 3/8 in. 80°) c/w nipple

Rear wheel spoke, 10/12 gauge x 6 3/8 in. with an 80 degree bend, supplied with nipple.

PN · 37-1295

This is a rear wheel spoke for the Triumph, listed in the parts book as 10/12 gauge by 6 3/8 in. with an 80 degree bend, and it comes complete with its nipple. The older parts books carry it under W1295, which is just the earlier numbering style for the same spoke before the 37-1295 form came into use.

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Spokes like this one lace the rear hub to the rim and carry the load of the bike through the wheel, so getting the length, gauge, and bend angle right matters when you're rebuilding a wheel - mixing spoke lengths or angles is how you end up with a rim that won't true up properly. The gauge and length noted here are specific to this position in the rear wheel, so don't assume it interchanges with a front spoke or a spoke from a different lacing pattern.

Our catalog record ties this one to rear wheel work across the early-to-mid '60s, but it doesn't spell out which specific models it was fitted to, so if you're sourcing spokes for a full respoke job, best to confirm fitment against your own wheel or parts book before ordering a full set.

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