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Triumph Bsa Motorcycle Front Brake Drum / Axle 1968 - 1970 650/500 T120 Tr6 T100 on 2040-parts.com

US $25.00
Location:

Lakeland, Florida, United States

Lakeland, Florida, United States
Good used condition. See pictures. Read full description.
Brand:Triumph OEM Warranty:No Placement on Vehicle:Front Country/Region of Manufacture:United Kingdom UPC:Does not apply

Front 8 inch brake drum / axle assembly removed from 1969 Triumph 650 T120 Bonneville. Used on 1968 to 1970 Triumph 650 & 500 motorcycles, possibly later on the 500's.  Can be used on earlier models. Check your parts manuals.  Good used condition. Plenty of metal on drum to turn and should clean up nice. This is the best drum brake Triumph and BSA ever made. Please see my other auctions for the brake plate, etc. to go with this drum and other Triumph brakes and various parts .

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