550cc and over, Triumph engine bearing information and part numbers

Triumph engine bearing information and numbers for engines that are 550cc and over, including small end, cage info, main bearings, big end part number and connecting rod cast number where available.

While this list is not extensive, it covers a variety of Triumph vintage, classic and veteran motorcycles.

Years covered from 1929 through to the plain bearing Triples from 1969 on.

Models included on this page are: Triumph NSD, ND, 5-1, 5-3, 6s, 6T Thunderbird, T110, TR6, T120, T150.

 

550cc Triumph Side Valve models, 1929-36, Engine bearing part numbers

Year(s) Model Conrod cast # Big end Pt # Cage Pt # Small end Pt # Drive side Main bearing Timing side Main bearing
1929-33 NS, NSD TE6 T5 SE94 ? ?
1934-35 5-1, 5-3 E441 T4 SE90 ? ?
1936 5-1, 5-3 E518 T4 SE90 ? ?

 

 

600cc Triumph 6S, 1937-40, Engine bearing part numbers

Year(s) Model Conrod cast # Big end Pt # Cage Pt # Small end Pt # Drive side Main bearing Timing side Main bearing
1937-40 6S E1299 T4 SE91 MS11 7 LS10 LS10

 

 

650cc & 750cc Triumph Twins, 1950-1970, Engine bearing part numbers

Plain bearing engines. Pre-unit and unit construction: 6T Thunderbird, T110, TR6, T120,

Year(s) Model Big end Shell No. Big end journal Std size & tolerance
Small end Pt # Drive side Main bearing Timing side Main bearing
1950-53 6T, Thunderbird B2026M (70-3586) 1.4370 to 1.4375 SE106 MS11 RM10LL
1954-65 6T, T110, TR6, T120 B2026M (70-3586) 1.4370 to 1.4375 SE106 MS11 MS11
1966 6T, TR6, T120 B2026M (70-3586) 1.4370 to 1.4375 SE106 RM11L MS11
1967-70 TR6, T120 B2026M (70-3586) 1.4370 to 1.4375 SE106 RM11L MS11

 

 

750cc Triumph Triple T150, 1968 on, Engine bearing part numbers

Plain bearing engines.

Year(s) Model Big end Shell No. Big end journal Std size & tolerance
Small end Pt # Centre bearing Pt # Centre bearing size Drive side Main bearing Timing side Main bearing
1969 on T150 B3053LC (70-5998) 1.6235 1.624 M2098LC (70-6023) 1.917 1.9175

 

The information provided on this page is a guide. It is the same information provided by a UK bearing company. If there are gaps in the data, it’s because the information isn’t available, or the part doesn’t exist.