| Diagram | Fig. 7 — Gearbox: Inner Cover · ref 2 |
| Subsystem | gearbox |
| Listed in parts books | 1975 |
Norton Bush, Inner, Gear Shift
Inner bush for the gear shift mechanism inside the gearbox, part number 06-5184.
This is the inner bush for the gear shift mechanism, a small wear part that lives inside the gearbox where the shift shaft or lever pivots. Its job is to keep that shaft running true and take up the wear that would otherwise turn into slop at the gear lever.
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Our catalog record ties this one to the gearbox inner cover and outer cover/kickstart figures, and the appearances we have on file all fall in 1975. The catalog title we've cross-checked it against calls it a 850 MKIII shift bush, which lines up with the year we show.
It's a cheap part to overlook and an easy one to miss when you're chasing vague or sloppy gear selection, so if the lever feels loose at the pivot this is worth a look. Confirm fitment against your actual gearbox before ordering since our record here is brief.
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