Royal Enfield 570219/G – Gear Lever Shaft Assembly (Genuine RE Spare)

Ensure smooth and reliable gear shifting with the Royal Enfield Genuine Gear Lever Shaft Assembly (Part No: 570219/G). Specifically designed for older Royal Enfield UCE models, this precision-engineered shaft ensures long-term durability and stable transmission performance. Built to OEM specifications, this is the ideal replacement for worn or damaged gear shaft components.

Key Features:

• Genuine Royal Enfield spare part (OEM Part No: 570219/G)

• Ensures precise gear shifting and smooth transmission response

• Manufactured with high-grade alloy for extended durability

• Corrosion-resistant finish for long-term usage

• Direct-fit replacement—no modification needed

Compatibility:

• Royal Enfield Classic 350 (UCE models – BS3 & BS4)

• Royal Enfield Classic 500

• Royal Enfield Bullet 350 (UCE)

• Royal Enfield Bullet Electra 350

• Royal Enfield Standard 350 (UCE Engine)

✅ Not Compatible With:

• J Series Models (Reborn, Hunter 350, Meteor 350)

• Himalayan 411 / Scram 411

• Interceptor 650 / Continental GT 650

Package Includes:

• 1 x Gear Lever Shaft Assembly (Part No: 570219/G)

• Factory-sealed packaging with Royal Enfield branding

FAQ:

Q1. Is this gear lever shaft compatible with Royal Enfield Reborn models?
No. This part is only compatible with UCE-engine models like Classic 350 BS3/BS4, Bullet 350, and Electra—not with J series (Reborn, Hunter, etc.).

Q2. Can I install this part without opening the engine casing?
No, installation requires partial opening of the right-side casing. It's recommended to have it fitted by a trained mechanic.

Q3. What are the signs I need to replace the gear lever shaft?
Difficulty shifting gears, loose gear lever, or a rattling noise from the shift area indicate wear or damage.

Q4. Is this a genuine Royal Enfield product?
Yes, this is a 100% OEM product with part number 570219/G, sourced from Royal Enfield-authorized channels.

Q5. Will this improve shifting if my bike feels clunky?
Yes, replacing a worn gear shaft helps restore smooth and accurate gear shifts, especially on older bikes.