Parts for Triumph, BSA & Norton·Worldwide shipping·Call the Shop: (657) 231-9003
Le Hangar 23
Shop/Category/Fig. 36 — SPEEDOMETER AND TACHOMETER/Speedometer head MPH85 - veglia
Speedometer head MPH85 - veglia
View clickable diagram
Details
DiagramFig. 36 — SPEEDOMETER AND TACHOMETER · ref 1
Subsystemelectrical
Listed in parts books1980, 1983

Speedometer head MPH85 - veglia

A 0-85 MPH Veglia speedometer head for the instrument panel, appearing in catalog records from 1980 to 1983.

PN · 60-7272

This is a Veglia-made speedometer head reading 0-85 MPH. The catalog places it under the speedometer and tachometer figure, so it's an instrument-panel piece rather than anything driveline related. Veglia supplied instruments to Triumph during this later production window, and this head shows up in catalog records spanning 1980 to 1983.

Read more

A speedometer head like this is driven by a cable off the front wheel or gearbox and just displays road speed on the dial face - there's no other function to it. If you're replacing one, check the mounting and cable connection on your bike before ordering, since instrument fitment can vary even within the same general model run.

We don't have a lot more detail on this one beyond what's in the catalog record. If you're not sure this is the right speedo for your machine, give us a call and we'll sort out fitment before you order.

BackorderAdd it to your cart — we'll source it and confirm the price before you pay.
Pin your bike to check this part fits.

Sorry if we got something wrong here. If you think this information isn't correct, .

Related parts
SPEDO CABLE VEGLIA EMGO
PN 60-7306 · Goes with this
BackorderView
Speedo cable assy
PN 60-3376 · Goes with this
BackorderView
INST.MOUNT BOOT 79-82
PN 97-4573 · Goes with this
BackorderView
Instrument carrier LH
PN 97-4574 · Goes with this
BackorderView
RUBBER MOUNT-TACH/SPEEDO
PN 97-4588 · Goes with this
BackorderView
Tachometer head - veglia
PN 60-7223 · Goes with this
BackorderView
Any questions about this part?

Ed is at the counter. Tell him what you're working on or what doesn't fit, and he'll take it from there with this part already on the bench.