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looking for a bn2 shift knob....
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I have bought replacements from AH Spares (www.ahspares.co.uk) and they are very, very close to the original, which I have on my BN2. I think they are bakelite like the originals. They are about $7.50 plus postage. Part number is GBS 103.
Steve
I have bought replacements from AH Spares (www.ahspares.co.uk) and they are very, very close to the original, which I have on my BN2. I think they are bakelite like the originals. They are about $7.50 plus postage. Part number is GBS 103.
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Is that for a four or five speed transmission?
Is that for a four or five speed transmission?