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For my 70 Tr6r standard rear wheel. I'm missing one, the rest look really good and I really don't want to get into lacing another wheel right now. Mostly full sets on the usual sources. Any help would be most appreciated.
'68 Bonnie, '70 TR6r
'74 CL360
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slofut Can you give me part number? I have some Triumph spokes from a closed dealership and might have what you need. Some are still labeled with part numbers.
Cheers, Wilf
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20 spokes 7 7/8" long with 90 degree head - right side inside and outside.
10 spokes 7 9/16" long with 90 degree head - left (drive) side inside.
10 spokes 7 9/16" long with 95 degree head - left (drive) side outside.
are the 3 types of spoke in the rear wheel
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I had the same issue a few months ago and I was able to buy single spokes from Baxter Cycle. They may have some in stock.
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Thanks Kommando I just need to know which one Slofut needs. I have T100 catalogues which are probably the same as the 650.
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Thanks guys I'd better go check mine for measurement and reply back.
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Kommando thanks for those measurements. My broke one is drive side 7 9/16 x 90 degree. I would love to have a 95 degree too just in case I screwed up. I'm missing the nipple too...
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slofut. My '70 T100 parts catalogue lists the spoke you need as W 1107. If you haven't got one yet or can't find one, I can mail one to you complete with nipple. Check your parts catalogue but I'm pretty sure you'll find the same number in your catalogue and the specs are the same as Kommando posted.
Cheers, Wilf
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Thank you much Wilf! I sent you a PM
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Wilf I got the spoke today, it's perfect. Many, many thanks! Great guys on this forum folks!
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