| Diagram | Fig. 19 — BATTERY CASE, TOOLBOX AND AIR FILTER · ref 45 |
| Subsystem | fuel |
| Listed in parts books | 1963–1964, 1968–1970 |
Tyre lever
A tyre lever from the toolkit roll, used for levering the tyre bead off the rim for tube changes and repairs.
NA14A is a tyre lever, the kind that lived in the toolkit roll under the seat rather than anywhere near the fuel system despite how it's filed in some records. It shows up across toolkit-related figures in the parts books, alongside the battery case, air filter, and pillion footrest listings, which tells you it was part of the standard tool complement bikes left the factory with.
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A tyre lever is a simple flat steel bar used to work the tyre bead off the rim edge for changing or repairing a tube. Riders kept a set in the toolkit for roadside work, since punctures away from a shop meant doing the job by hand.
Our catalog record spans a run of years across several toolkit figure listings, which shows it was a long-running toolkit component rather than tied to one specific model year. If you're trying to match this to a particular bike's original tool roll, give us a call and we'll help confirm it against your parts book.
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