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Triumph nut and bolt guide
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Can't help with the Moss part numbers, but for factory numbers that have letters in them, there is a magic decoder ring.
https://tidentenn.com/pdf/Standard Triumph Hardware Catalog.pdf
I have the same file that I've added some bookmarks to, to make it easier to navigate. PM me if you'd like a copy.
https://tidentenn.com/pdf/Standard Triumph Hardware Catalog.pdf
I have the same file that I've added some bookmarks to, to make it easier to navigate. PM me if you'd like a copy.
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For what would be considered "off the shelf" nuts and bolts, etc. -- i.e., those not purpose-made for a specific application, with a special shoulder, etc. -- try the Canley Classics fasteners guide. There's another "factory" document somewhere out on the 'Net, but I can't recall where at the moment.
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I think PeterK also posted a fastener document
a while back.
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a while back.
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