Help!! Identifying The Triumph Forks..

[Zac]

Just picked up a rolling frame, 1970 Triumph Daytona T100 R . The forks/front end on the bike are off another bigger triumph. Trying to get an exact model, year etc that they are from so I can get fork seals, springs possibly, know the oil fill amount on forks, tapered headset bearings etc etc. also bearings, seals, brake shoes etc for the front hub. some pics below, thank for the help in advance triumph wizards.!
**they have 35MM fork tubes******

 

[DaveM]

I am sure once one of our classic guys come along they will be able to help you out with this one

 

[Rocky]

GP has the most experience I think, so may be the best one to try to solve this one.

 

[grandpaul]

Welcome to the forum, Zac.

I believe those are '71 forks. '72 and later have a cast rib running down the outside of the lower legs.

 

[Zac]

thanks, are they 71 off a 650 or 750 ?

 

[DaveM]

I may be mistaken but I seem to think they used the same on both the 650 and 750 but it has been a long time since them so rather wait for Paul to give more clarity on that.

 

[Village Idiot]

Unless they came off a Trident, they'd be 650 forks............and the Trident may well have used the same ones. Jim

 

[TM76]

Just picked up a rolling frame, 1970 Triumph Daytona T100 R . The forks/front end on the bike are off another bigger triumph. Trying to get an exact model, year etc that they are from so I can get fork seals, springs possibly, know the oil fill amount on forks, tapered headset bearings etc etc. also bearings, seals, brake shoes etc for the front hub. some pics below, thank for the help in advance triumph wizards.!
**they have 35MM fork tubes******

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I have the same front end. 71 Triumph Bonneville telescopic fork.

 

[TM76]

Welcome to the forum, Zac.

I believe those are '71 forks. '72 and later have a cast rib running down the outside of the lower legs.

Is that spacer under the stem nut stock? I have the same set up and don't have a spacer. I don't see one on the diagram, but I have a gap when I screw the stem nut down. Thanks