| Also known as | 97-1500/A |
| Listed in parts books | Not catalogued by year yet |
FORK SEAL LEAKPROOF 64-70
Fork oil seal for Triumph forks, catalog years 1964 to 1970, keeps damping oil inside the fork leg.
This is the fork oil seal, listed in our records as leakproof style, covering machines from 1964 to 1970. It's also carried under the alternate number 97-1500/A if that's what your parts book shows. The fork seal sits down in the slider where the fork tube passes through, and its job is keeping the damping oil inside the leg where it belongs instead of weeping out past the stanchion.
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A tired or hardened seal is one of the more common reasons a fork starts leaving oil spots on the garage floor or losing its damping feel over time. Since these are wear items that harden and lose their sealing lip with age, it's a good idea to replace both legs at the same time rather than just the one that's obviously seeping.
We don't have extra fitment detail beyond the year range noted here, so give us a call if you want to confirm this matches your particular fork setup before ordering.
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