| Also known as | 68-213, I204A |
| Diagram | Fig. 9 — INNER TIMING COVER, GEARCHANGE MECHANISM · ref 28 |
| Subsystem | engine bottom |
| Listed in parts books | 1969–1972 |
BUSH KICK START SHAFT BSA
Kickstart shaft bush for BSA, fits into the inner timing cover where the kickstart shaft pivots.
This is a kickstart shaft bush for BSA machines, part number 68-0213 (also listed as 68-213 or I204A in older records). It shows up in the parts books under the inner timing cover and gearchange mechanism figures, which puts it in the area where the kickstart shaft passes through the timing cover on its way to the gearbox.
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A bush like this gives the kickstart shaft a wear surface to ride in as it pivots each time the lever is swung. Over time that bore wears oval or loose, and a worn bush is a common reason for a sloppy or slipping kickstart action.
Our catalog record ties this one to BSA machines across appearances from 1969 to 1972, but it doesn't spell out which specific models beyond that. Confirm fitment against your own timing cover and shaft before ordering.
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