| Also known as | 68-3193, 82-0032 |
| Diagram | Fig. 5 — GEAR CLUSTER · ref 66 |
| Listed in parts books | 1969–1971 |
KICK RUBBER BSA CLOSED END (42-3159 65-3397)
Closed-end BSA-marked rubber cover for the kickstart lever.
This is the rubber that slips over the kickstart lever, the piece your boot actually presses against when you swing the engine over. The catalog calls it out as a closed-end BSA-marked kickstart rubber, and it shows up in the gearbox and kickstart figures alongside the footrest and footchange mechanism. It carries a factory history behind it — it supersedes an earlier number and was itself later superseded, so if your parts book lists a different number for this same rubber, you're likely looking at the same physical part.
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Kickstart rubbers take a beating from weather and boot wear, and a torn or perished one makes for a sloppy, slippery kick. This one is marked BSA per the catalog description, so if you're restoring for a correct look, keep that in mind alongside whatever markings your original had.
We don't have extensive notes tying this specific listing to a model year range beyond what's on file, so if you need a precise match for your machine's kickstart lever diameter, give us a call before you order and we'll confirm fitment.
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