1971 Bmw R75/5 4 Speed Transmission With Kick-start on 2040-parts.com
San Antonio, Texas, US
This is a BMW R75/5 4 speed transmission, with kickstart. Rebuilt about 4-5 years ago, plus about 10,000 miles, give or take. It came out of my daily driver, because I finally found a decent 5 speed to replace it. I need to fund my motorcycle habit, so this surplus (to me) transmission is up for sale.
Transmissions & Chains for Sale
Harley-davidson 12067b seal for main drive gear(US $2.99)
Gold drive chain fits honda xr crf 70 1996-2013 xr70 crf70(US $18.99)
Harley-davidson six speed transmission chrome side cover, #37182-11, no reserve!(US $9.99)
New other, harley six speed side cover(US $29.00)
Harley dyna inner primary cover 01-05(US $99.99)
Harley dyna inner primary cover 01-05(US $99.99)
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