[pootscratch]

A few days ago I found a website where you could download a replacement parts catalogue by year model for free. Luckily I saved a .pdf copy of the one I needed. I was trying to go back and find the link again so I could download a different catalogue for my dad's bike, but now I can't find it. Does anyone know where I can download them? Here's the serial number on the bike I'm trying to find now: PL 06679, TR67.

Thanks,
Vern

 

[Woody1911a1]

was it here http://www.classicbike.biz/Triumph/Parts/Parts.htm ?

 

[GrandPaulZ]

Too bad it's such a limited selection...

 

[pootscratch]

Woody/GPZ,

Thanks for the info. That wasn't the particular site I was looking for, but good info for others.

What about the serial number? I can't figure out what the year model is?

 

[pre unit Thruxton]

Hey I thought that was a great site, lacking the older models but generally good. Are there any more such sites?

 

[Woody1911a1]

heres another site w a few http://www.choppedtriumphs.net/BOOKS.html

 

[GrandPaulZ]

Woody - now THAT is more like it!

 

[Woody1911a1]

ya know , i've found some others , but they have Kim's stuff so would rather not post . i checked a couple of those last sites and didn't see Kim's sig on them .

what you chose to d/l is up to you

 

[pootscratch]

found the original link I was looking for...

OK, I finally stumbled over it again. Here it is if anyone is interested:

http://www.mapcycle.com/techitems.asp?Cc=techpartsbook&iTpStatus=&Tp=&Bc=

 

[tip rat]

thanks guys thats what ive been looking for to ...........albert the tip rat

 

[pre unit Thruxton]

Het Woody that was pretty good thanks. Is there something else that's similar?

 

[oldebonnie]

If you go back to the classicbike.biz site homepage, then go to the Triumph stuff, it looks like they have a lot more shop manuals than parts manuals, and some good carb info, among other things.