Norton Laydown Gearbox 19T Sprocket - Mid 1950's onwards 'Shallow Recess' Type - Each

Norton 19 tooth gearbox sprocket - of the 'shallow recess' type fitted to Norton models with Laydown Norton type gearbox sometime in the mid 1950's.  Similar to our item 0341 - but with shallower profile and less deep spline collar than earlier type.  These are good quality UK manufactured sprockets.  See detail listing for more information). 

Price is Each.  

This gearbox sprocket is similar to the earlier 'Deep Recess' sprocket (our item 0341) - but has a slightly shallower profile and the collar at the back of the sprocket - is less deep than the earlier sprocket.

This type of sprocket were fitted to later single cylinder models using Norton laydown gearbox's - but cannot be sure exactly which year they changed over - but probably mid 1950's on some models.  If you are not sure which sprocket you require - check the depth of the recess on the sprocket you are replacing (and of course a final check if you are completing a build from scratch - with newly spoked rear wheel - is to ensure you have correct lineup to the rear sprocket) - the depth of this type of sprocket is approximately 17.2mm (as opposed to 25mm of the earlier deep recess sprocket).

The spline is the same as the earlier sprocket, as are the number of teeth and these are good quality UK manufactured sprockets

These sprockets are manufactured in the UK and of very good quality.  One of the sprockets is shown in the accompayning photographs pushed onto an original Norton sleeve gear - and I can confirm the spline fit is very good.