Nice reproduction of the 1957 onwards gearlever (as fitted to AMC type Norton gearbox's - see picture), fitted to all Norton single models from 1957 onwards - i.e. Norton ES2, Model 50 and Model 19, as well as Dominator Twins.
These gearlevers are nice quality with good chrome, but we also add a stainless steel bolt - with a nice plain hex head, and washers and two nuts (i.e. nut and locknut).
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Background and Type: In 1957 Norton adopted the 'AMC' style gearbox, which had a more rounded shape than the earlier Norton made 'laydown' gearbox - and you can see in the accompanyning picture from the 1957-8 model range a Model 50 Norton with this later 'AMC' gearbox fitted. Although internally the gears were similar to the earlier gearbox - one of the signifcant changes was the spline on this type of gearbox was smaller than the earlier 'Norton' gearbox spline - as you can see from the photographs - the diameter of the spline on these gearlevers was 0.625".
From 1957 this smaller spline type gearlever was fitted to all Norton singles employing the AMC style gearbox (i.e. Swinging arm Model 50/ES2/Model 19 models as well as most Featherbed singles and twins) - but check your bike has this type of spline before ordering.
By the way - gearlevers for the earlier Norton Laydown type gearbox (fitted up to late 1956) havce a larger spline and are difficult to find. We manufacture a gearlever patterned on a genuine Upright Manx Gearbox alloy gearlever, which has this earlier spline and is very similar to the later laydown roadgoing gearlevers - Item 0999.
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