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Triumph TLS Front Brake Arm Spring – Cranked
£5.50
Triumph twin leading shoe (2LS) front brake arm return spring for unit construction twins, 1968-71.
Suitable for models with twin leading shoe, 1968-on. This has a cranked spring arm with hook, not to be confused with the model for the twin leading shoe (SLS) which is straight with a hook.
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Description
Triumph twin leading shoe (TLS) front brake arm return spring for unit construction twins, 1968-71.
Suitable for models with twin leading shoe, 1968-on. This has a cranked spring arm with hook, not to be confused with the model for the twin leading shoe (SLS) which is straight with a hook.
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