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LEFT BOTTOM MEMBER c/w CAP
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Also known asH1650
DiagramFig. 14 — TELESCOPIC FRONT FORK, 3TA AND 5TA · ref 29
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Listed in parts books1964

LEFT BOTTOM MEMBER c/w CAP

Left-hand bottom member (slider leg) with cap for the Triumph telescopic front fork.

PN · 97-1650

This is the left-hand bottom member for the telescopic front fork, with its cap included. In plain terms it's the lower slider leg on the left side of the front end — the part that the fork tube rides down into, carrying the wheel spindle mount and taking the brunt of road shock and braking loads on that side of the bike.

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Our records list it under the alias H1650 as well, which is the earlier letter-prefix form of the same part. It shows up across several front fork figures — 3TA and 5TA, T90 and T100SS, 6T, and TR6/T120 — so this bottom member was used across more than one fork assembly rather than being unique to a single model line.

Because the same part number turns up in fork drawings for several different Triumph twins, get the fork internals and spindle setup in front of you before ordering, or call the shop and we'll walk through it with you to make sure it's the correct side and correct fork assembly for what you're rebuilding.

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