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Front mudguard 3TA, 5TA
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Also known asH1901
DiagramFig. 22 — MUDGUARDS (STANDARD) · ref 1
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Listed in parts books1965–1966

Front mudguard 3TA, 5TA

Front mudguard for the Triumph 3TA and 5TA unit twins, cataloged 1965–1966.

PN · 97-1901

This is the front mudguard for the Triumph 3TA and 5TA, the small unit-construction twins Triumph built through the mid-1960s. It's the fender that sits over the front wheel, catching spray off the tire and keeping road grime off the forks and headlamp area. Catalog records show it under the number 97-1901, with H1901 as the earlier alias for the same physical part.

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Our records place this one in the MUDGUARDS figures across catalog entries from 1965 to 1966. If you're restoring a 3TA or 5TA from that era, this is the mudguard your parts book will call out for the front end.

As with most sheet-metal bodywork, check the mounting stays and bracket spacing before you commit to paint or chrome work, since small variations in trim level and mounting hardware can affect how the guard sits once it's bolted up.

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