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BSA Cover plate — rear crankcase
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Also known as68-360
DiagramFig. 11 — CLUTCH AND PRIMARY CHAINCASE · ref 38
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Listed in parts books1969–1972

BSA Cover plate — rear crankcase

Rear crankcase cover plate that closes off an opening behind the clutch and primary drive assembly.

PN · 68-0360

This is the rear crankcase cover plate, part number 68-0360, also listed as 68-360 in some catalogs. It shows up in the clutch and primary chaincase section of the parts books, sitting behind the clutch and primary drive assembly on the crankcase.

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As a cover plate, its job is to close off an opening in the rear of the crankcase casting, keeping the internals sealed up in that area while giving access for service work when it's pulled off. It appears across catalog listings from 1969 through 1972.

The catalog record doesn't spell out material, finish, or which specific models it was fitted to beyond the primary/clutch figure context, so if you're matching this against a casting on the bench, confirm fitment before ordering.

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