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Catalog Download 2018 I N D E X A Foot Change Rubber 72 Oil Seals 22-24 Valves (MAP Brand) II,3 A.C. Regulator 54 Foot Rests (custom) 80 Oil Tanks (MAP Brand) & Parts 76 Velocity Stacks 45-48,51 Acorn Nuts/Kits 2,14,25 Foot Rest Rubbers 72 Adjusters (Axle) 66 Foot Shift Levers 17 P W Air Filters, Elements & Parts 51-52 Fork Boots 69 Wheel Rims 82 Allen Screws & Kits 25,50 Fork Caps (heavy duty-MAP Brand) 68 Parts Catalogs (MAP Brand) 73 Wiring Diagram (Simple) 59 Alloy Point Covers 63 Fork Parts 69 Pazon Electronic Ignition Kits 53a-53b Wiring Harnesses & Leads 53,58,61 Alloy Pressure Plate NN Fork Seals 23,69 Petcocks 82 Wrist Pins (MAP Brand) GG,4 Alloy Tappet Adjusters OO Fork Springs 69 Pillion Pad 79 Wrist Pin Clips GG,4 Alternator parts 13,55 Forward Controls (MAP Brand) 80 Pinion Puller 75 Y Amal Carb/Parts 45-49 Frames & Hardtails 76 Pistons (cast) 4 Yuasa Batteries 60 Avon Tires 83 Fuel Line 62,76 Pistons (forged) (MAP Brand) EE-GG Year Chart 108 B Fuel Line Clamps 50 Piston, Caliper (stainless) 29 Baffles 36 Fuel Tank Sealant Plugs, Spark & Parts 58,60 Z Batteries 60 Fuse Holder w/Fuse 60 Point Covers, Finned (MAP Brand) 63 Zener Diode 55 Battery Box (MAP Brand) 77 Point Plates & Parts 8,58 Battery Eliminators 54 G Points 58 Bearings 7,66 Gas Cap 81 Policy 110-111 Bearings, Neck (MAP Brand) 69 Gas Line 62,76 Pressure Plate (Alloy) NN Belt Drive Primary(MAP Brand) CC-DD Gas Tank Mounting Hardware 27 Primary Belt Drives(MAP Brand)CC-DD Big Bore Kits AA-BB,NN Gas Tanks (Custom) 81 Primary Chain 12 Big End Bearings 7 Gaskets & Sets (MAP Brand) 18-22 Progressive Suspension Shocks "Black Diamond" Valves KK,3 Gear Change Levers 17 Pullers 75 ABBREVIATIONS USED: Books 73-74 Gearbox Speedo 65 Pushrods (MAP Brand) KK,6 2-1=2 INTO 1 EXHAUST Brake Cables (MAP Brand & OE) 26-27 Generator Regulator 54 1-2= 1 INTO 2 CABLE Brake Drums & Rotors 64-65 Girling Shocks R #=NUMBER Brake Light Switches 55 Grips (Gran Tourismo, etc.) 28,79 Rebuild Kits (Brake) 29 A-A=AUTO ADVANCE Brake Mastercylinder & Parts 22,29 Guides,Valve (MAP Brand) JJ Rectifier - Regulators - "DiRect" 54-55 AC=ALTERNATING CURRENT Brake Rods & Adjusters 77 Return Policy 110-111 ADJR=ADJUSTER Brake Shoes, Pads & Parts 64-65 H Rim Straps 83 AVAIL=AVAILABILITY BLK=BLACK Brake Hose 29 Handlebar Grips 28,79 Rims 82 BOTT=BOTTOM Bulbs, Ring (also Lucas) 57 Handlebar Risers 28,78 Rings, Piston GG,4 BD=BLACK DIAMOND VALVES Bushes, Cam 7 Handlebar Switches 55,56 Rocker Box Caps 1,63 BDOS=OVERSIZE BLACK DIAMOND VALVES Bushes, Fork 68 Handlebars & Parts 28,78 Rocker Box Parts 1 BRITISH MADE=MADE IN UNITED KINGDOM Bushes, Hi-Gear 15-16 Hardtails 76 Rocker Buttons, Offset (MAP Brand)OO BRN=BROWN Bushes, Kicker 17 Harness, Wiring 61 Rocker Spacers (MAP Brand) OO C/S=COUNTERSHAFT Bushes, Shifter 17 Haynes Manuals 73 Rod Bearings 7 CC=CUBIC CENTIMETER Bushes, Smallend (Piston Pin)(MAP)4 Head Gaskets 19 Rubbers (Foot, Gear, Kick, Pass etc.) 72 CEI=CYCLE THREAD (26 THREADS PER INCH) Bushes, Swing-Arm 69 Header Clamps 33 CHKRD=CHECKERED Headers 30-33 S CHR=CHROME C Headlights 55-56,80 CMPLT=COMPLETE Cables (MAP Brand & OE) 26-27,65 Headlight Brackets 81 Seal & Seal Kits (MAP Brand)22-24,29 CTR=CENTER Cable Ties 60 Headlight Bulbs 57 Seats & Seat Parts (OE - Stock)70-71,79 CYL=CYLINDER DBL=DOUBLE Cables Tach/Speedo 65 Hepolite Pistons 4 Seatcovers (OE - Stock) 71 DC=DIRECT CURRENT Caliper Pistons & Rebuild Kits 29 Horns 58 Seat Springs 79 DISC.=DISCONTINUED Cam Pullers (MAP Brand) 75 Hose 50,76 Serial # to Year Chart 108 DS=DRIVE SIDE Camplates 15-16 Hose Clamps 50 Shift Levers 17 FT=FRONT Cams LL-MM Hose (Hydraulic Brake) 29 Shocks 67 EA. or ea.=EACH Caps, Fork Leg 68 Hub Drives, Speedometer 65 Shop Manuals 73 EURO=EUROPEAN STYLE Caps, Gas 85 Hub Pullers 75 Shorty Mufflers 33 EX= EXHAUST Caps, OiL 14,76 I Shirts 83 HC=HARDCHROME Carb Kits (MAP Brand) 37 Ignition Coils 53 Side Stands 80 HD=HEAVY DUTY Carb Manifolds (MAP Brand) 50 Ignition Switches 55 Silencers 32-33 ID=INSIDE DIAMETER Carb Repair Kits 49 Inner Tubes 83 Socket Sets 75 I's=SINGLES Carburetor & Parts (Mikuni/Amal) 36-49 Intake Manifolds & Parts 50-51 Solo Seats & Parts 79 II's=TWINS Chain Breakers 75 Spark Plugs & Parts 53,58,60 III's=TRIPLES Ills=ILLUSTRATIONS Chain Guards 77 J Speedometer Cables & Parts 65 IN=INTAKE Chain, Primary 12 Spoke Kits 82 L.C.=LOBE CENTER Chain, Rear 64 Jets - See Specific Carb Brand Sporty Gas Tanks 81 L.L.=LOBE LIFT Champion Spark Plugs 62 Springs, Valve KK,8 LH=LEFT HAND Chart (Serial # to Year) 108 K Sprockets, Countershaft 16 LNG=LONG Clamps, Muffler 32-33,35 Kickstarters 17 Sprockets, Rear 64 M.A.P.=COMPANY/BRAND NAME Clutch Chainwheel (Baskets) 11 Kickstands 80 Steering Bearing Kits (MAP Brand) 69 M-SHAFT=MAIN SHAFT Clutch Cables 26-27 Kill Buttons 55 Stoplight Switches 55 MISC=MISCELLANEOUS Clutch Kit (MAP Brand) 10 Koni Shocks Strap, Muffler 33-35 MM=MILIMETER Clutch Parts NN,10-11 L Strap, Rim 83 MS=MAINSHAFT Clutch Plates (MAP Brand & OE) 10 Lash Caps NN Switches 55 MT=MOUNT Clutch Pressure Plate NN,9 Lens, Taillight 56 Swing Arm Parts 66 NLA=NO LONGER AVAILABLE Clutch Pullers 75 Lens, Turnsignal 56 T NOS=NEW BUT OLD STOCK (MAYBE SOILED) Clutch Springs 9 Levers Handlebars 28,79 T-Shirts 83 OA=OVERALL OD=OUTSIDE DIAMETER Coils, Ignition & Parts 53,58 Lever, Kickstarter 17 Tachometer Cables 65 OE=ORIGINAL EQUIPMENT Connectors (Electrical) 60 Lever, Shift 17 Tail Lamps/Lenses 56,80 OIF=OIL-IN-FRAME Connecting Rods (MAP Brand) HH,5 Lock Tabs 24 Tank Sealant OS=OVERSIZE Covers, Seat 71 Lucas Electrical 53-60 Tappet Adjusters & Nuts OO P-CLAMP=PINCH CLAMP Countershaft Sprockets 16 Lucas Headlamp & Parts 55-56 Tech Papers 84-89 PGS=PAGES Crank Gear Pullers 75 Terminals, Lucas 60 PK=PACKAGE Cycle Shack Exhaust 31-32 M Throttles 26,79 PR=PAIR Cylinders AA-BB,NN,4 MAC Exhausts 30-31 Ties, Nylon Wire 60 PRI=PRIMARY D Main Jets - See Specific Carb Brand Tires, Avon 83 PU=PRE-UNIT (SEPARATE ENGINE/GEARBOX) Disc Brake Pad_ 65 Manifolds (Intake) (MAP Brand) 50-51 Tires, Cheng Shin 83 QC=QUICK CHANGE (REAR HUBS) Dunlop (NEW K81’s) 83 Manuals 73 Tires, Dunlop K81’s 83 RH=RIGHT HAND Mastercylinder SS (MAP Brand) 29 Tires, HDS 83 RND=ROUND E Mastercylinder Parts 22,29 Tools 75 SET=ENGINE SET SPD=SPEED Electronic Ignition 53a-53b Mikuni Carbs 36-45 Top Center Gauge 75 STD=STANDARD Electric Parts 53-60 Mirrors 79 Tubes 83 TAI=TAIWAN Elements (Air Cleaner) 52 Motor Mounts, Finned (MAP Brand) 63 Turnsignal Lenses 56 TPI=THREADS PER INCH Engine Bearings 7 Mufflers and Acces. 32-35 Turnsignals 56 TRI=TRIUMPH Engine Motor Mounts (MAP Brand) 63 Mustang Gas Tanks 81 TS=TIMING SIDE Engine Number Chart 113 N U UK=UNITED KINGDOM (BRITISH) Exhaust Header Clamps 33 N-D Plugs 60 Universal Mirrors 79 UNC=COARSE THREAD (USA) Exhaust Manifolds 32,36 NGK Plugs 60 Universal Stop Switches 55 UNF=FINE THREAD (USA) Exhaust Pipes 30-33 Neck Bearings (MAP Brand) 69 w/XX-XXXX=With (INCLUDES ) # XX-XXXX Exhaust Systems 30-31 Norton Special Tools 75 V WH=WHITE Exploded Engine Diagrams 90-112 Notes 109 Valve Adjusters OO XX-XXXX/A=ALLEN HEAD OR ALPHA VALVE Extractors 75 Nylon Cable Ties 60 Valve Collars & Keepers KK,OO,2 XX-XXXX/E=ECONOMY PART F Number Conversion Chart 107 Valve Guide R & R Kit 75 XX-XXXX/C=CHROMED PART XX-XXXX/P=PATTERN (as Stock-Not OE) PART Fenders & Brackets 77-78 O Valve Guides JJ XX-XXXX/R=Hi-PERFORMANCE RACE QUALITY Filters Air & Parts 51-52 Offset Rocket Buttons OO Valve Seat Cutter XX-XXXX/E=ECONOMY PART Less $$'s than OE Filters Oil 62 Oil Coolers 62-63 Valve Springs KK,2 XX-XXXX/S=STAINLESS or SPECIAL QUALITY Finned Motor Mounts (MAP Brand) 63 Oil Filter Elements 62 Valve Spring Collars KK,2 XX-XXXX/T=TAIWANESE MADE COPY Finned Points Cover (MAP Brand) 63 Oil Filter Kits (MAP Brand) 62 Valve Spring Shims OO 'XX-ZZ=19XX THRU 19ZZ (YEARS) Finned Top Oil Line (MAP Brand) 63 Oil Pumps 2 Valve Stem Seals KK,3 XN=See FOOTNOTE "N" for DETAILS STOP!!! IMPORTANT!!! PLEASE READ..... You have in your hands the latest M.A.P. Cycle Enterprises, Inc. Parts and Accessories Catalog into which have gone untold amounts of time to put together a list of over 22,000 part numbers, that will allow you easier access to our now over 12,000 sq. ft. warehouse of British Motorcycle Parts. By using the information supplied in this catalog and an original parts book, available at M.A.P. Cycle, you can order from the most frequently needed, to one of the most obscure of stock parts or specialty custom and performance items to get you back "in the wind". Each listings in this catalog was selected as an item most in demand, but others, especially the "M.A.P." items, because of their high quality and proven high performace. When you buy from M.A.P. Cycle Enterprises, Inc. you can be assured you are buying the very best for your Triumph motorcycle.
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