Triumph・BSA・Norton 用パーツ·世界中へ発送·お問い合わせ:(657) 231-9003
Le Hangar 23
Shop/Category/Fig. 5 — GEAR CLUSTER/BSA Gearchange lever
BSA Gearchange lever
View clickable diagram
Details
DiagramFig. 5 — GEAR CLUSTER · ref 55
Subsystemengine bottom
Listed in parts books1969–1972

BSA Gearchange lever

Gearchange lever for the footchange/kickstart assembly, part number 40-3073.

PN · 40-3073

This is the gearchange lever, catalog number 40-3073, the pedal-and-arm assembly a rider works with their boot to shift gears. It shows up across a run of catalog listings tied to the gearbox and kickstart area, appearing in figures covering the gear cluster, footstart and footchange assembly, and the outer timing cover where the kickstart and footchange mechanisms live together.

Read more

The lever pivots on a shaft that connects through to the gearbox selector mechanism, so when the pedal gets pressed it moves the internal selector to change gears. Given how many different figure titles this part number turns up under, it's clearly a component that got referenced across several drawings of the same general area of the engine rather than one single view.

Our catalog record doesn't spell out which specific model or year this lever was fitted to beyond the multi-year span it appears across, so if you're matching this against your bike, give us a call and we'll confirm fitment before you order.

Not listed anywhere

We've never carried this one. Tell us what you're after and we'll go looking — you'll get a price and photos before you commit to anything.

Sign in to request it
We need somewhere to send the price and the photographs.
Pin your bike to check this part fits.

Sorry if we got something wrong here. If you think this information isn't correct, .

Related parts
Rubber — gearchange pedal
PN 89-3208 · Goes with this
BackorderView
Folding pedal, kickstart lever
PN 57-2646 · Goes with this
BackorderView
Bolt, footchange pedal (1/4" British Standard Cycle x 3/4")
PN 42-6554 · Goes with this
BackorderView
Any questions about this part?

Ed is at the counter. Tell him what you're working on or what doesn't fit, and he'll take it from there with this part already on the bench.