TRIUMPH SPARES
HOW
TO
ORDER.
Every part is indicated by number, and this should be quoted together with
the description. In order to assist customers, dimensions have been given in many cases where parts are
similar. Parts where possible have been listed in order of assembly and a number of the illustrations show
the assembly order also. With these aids there should be no
dificulty in identifying the parts you require
Always head your order with the engine number, stamped on the left side of the crank case
underneath the cylinder flange, together
with
the prefix letters.
WHERE
TO
OBTAIN. Triumph Spare Parts can only be obtained from an authorized Triumph
Dealer, and we recommend our customers to place their orders with the Triumph Dealer in their district.
When parts not usually asked for are required, and for which the Dealer may have to write or obtain
specially, the postage or carriage incurred becomes payable.
Triumph Spares are not supplied to private owners direct from the factory.
If
difficulty
is experienced
in
obtaining the required parts, the matter should be taken up directly
with
the
Triumph Spares Department.
Customers are warned against the risk incurred by purchasing parts that are not of genuine Triumph
manufacture. This risk is eliminated if parts are ordered as instructed from recognised Dealers.
PATTERNS AND PARTS FOR REPAIR.
It
is not necessary to send patterns if the part number
is quoted. The sending of patterns often delays the order
as
parcel post or rail takes longer than letter post.
Parts sent to Coventry for repair, replacement, or
as
patterns should bear the sender's name and address
and clear instructions should accompany the parts.
In your own interest send a copy of the advice note
under separate cover. All
pans must be fowarded carriage paid and care should be taken to ensure that
all
remittances are sent separately and not enclosed with the parts. Fragile units such as cylinders, etc.,
should always be boxed to avoid damage in transit. Complete machines should have all fitments such
as
windscreens, driving mirrors, tools, etc., removed by the sender before despatch, as
it
is impossible for us
to accept responsibility in the event of loss in transit. We are always pleased to give estimates for over-
hauling and repairs, but should an estimate not be accepted, a charge
will be made covering cost of dismantling
and re-assembling, if carried out.
Communications relating to Parts should be addressed to the SPARES DEPARTMENT and for repairs.
guarantee claims and technical advice to the SERVICE DEPARTMENT. Triumph Engineering Co. Ltd.,
Meriden
Works, Allesley, Coventry. In order to facilitate quick reference, the quoting of any number, invoice
number or reference from previous communications is essentizl. Accessories not of our manufacture
should be sent direct to the actual makers, whose names and addresses appear below.
PROPRIETARY GROUP
Ancillary equipment which
is
fitted to our motor cycles
is
of the highest quality and is guaranteed by
the manufacturer and not by ourselves. Any repairs
or
claims should be made to the actual makers or their
local agents who will always give owners every possible assistance. The following are the addresses of the
various manufacturers:-
CARBURETTERS SPARKING PLUGS
Messrs. Amal Lid., Champion Sparking Plug Co. Ltd..
Holdford Rd.. Witton, Birmingham
6.
Feltham. Middlesex.
CHAIFIS
Renold Chains Ltd.,
Wythenshawe. Manchester.
ELECTRICAL EQUIPMENT
Messrs.
J.
Lucas Ltd.,
Gt. Hampton St., Birmingham,
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SPEEDOMETERS
Messrs. Smiths Industries Ltd.,
Cricklewood Works. London.
N.W.2.
SUSPENSION UNITS
Messrs. Girling Ltd.,
Birmingham Road, West Bromwich. Staffs,
TYRES
Dunlop Rubber Co. Ltd..
Fort Dunlop. Birmingham,
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