New Product: BSA A50 / A65 High Gear Bushings by CBS
Attention all BSA unit twin (A50 & A65) owners!
Did you know that one of the leading causes of oil leaks coming from your transmission & clutch is due to a worn high gear bushing?
Of course oil seals, and oil levels do play an important role as well, however a worn high gear bushing usually is the culprit that is often times overlooked..
Not only does a high gear bushing act as a shaft for the trap door seal it also keeps oil in the gearbox and out of the primary
High gear bushings (within 4th gear) ride on the mainshaft and any “internal” wear inside the bushing could cause premature gearbox wear
Should you be facing a problem where your high gear bushing is worn, damaged or grooved I recommend replacing it
Our new high gear bushings
Now that we have covered a brief lesson on high gear bushings, allow us to introduce to you our new replacement 2-piece high gear bushings for all BSA A50 and A65 twins
Our bushings were designed here in our workshop and then put into production to offer you a quality replacement bushing set made right here in the USA
What separates our bushings from most of the others on the market is the fact that our bushings come supplied undersized out of the box
This means you can now hone (size) the high gear bushings to fit any mainshaft regardless of condition and wear characteristics to achieve a precision fit..
Bushings are manufactured from “bearing bronze” and are sold in a pair to replace all original 1-piece style and 2-piece “split” bushings
Bushing specifications
- Made in the USA
- Sold in pairs
- Manufactured from bronze
- Hone to size
- Lead-in for easy installation
- Instructions available
- Replaces BSA part numbers 68-3178 & 68-3026
How to order
Should you be interested in a new pair of our 2-piece high gear bushing set I recommend seeing the chart below..
Click on the “click here” button below to place an order
| Part Type | Part number | Application | Year | Link |
| High bushing set (1 Pair) | 68-3178 / 68-3026 | BSA A50 / A65 | 1962-1972 | Click Here |
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