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Polished Universal Finned Chain Guard Clutch Cover Bar Stool Cushman Go Kart on 2040-parts.com

US $59.99
Location:

McKinney, Texas, United States

McKinney, Texas, United States
Condition:New Brand:AussieSpeed Part Type:Transmission Manufacturer Part Number:as0218p Country/Region of Manufacture:Australia Warranty:No

SmallTownSpeed is proud to be the North American dealer for the quality cast aluminum, Australian made, AussieSpeed product line.

This listing is for one brand new, UNDRILLED polished(outside edge and tops of fins are polished, other areas are as cast) finned aluminum chain guard/clutch cover with mounting bolts. It has 2 sets of bosses marked for drilling for the common "small block" motors like the Honda GX160, GX200, harbor freight predator 212, Briggs & Stratton L206, animal, world formula, and a whole boat load of other the same common 2 1/2" bolt spacing, and also for the " big block" motors like the 11hp, 12hp, 14hp, harbor freight predator 420, gx390, and any other motor that shares the same 3 1/2" bolt spacing; or you could always drill this to any other fitment too. The cover is roughly 9 1/2" front to rear, and roughly 2 1/4" deep from the flange to the outer lip. This cover would be perfect for adding some awesome looks while protecting you from the chain(specially if it gets thrown) on your gokart, scooter(chain or belt driven, like some of the vintage cushmans), quarter midget, or barstool racer, although since the side of the clutch is still exposed, the full teardrop covers from Aussie Speed available in my store may be a better option for minibikes depending on the look and use you are going for. 

Make sure and check out my other listings for the full Aussie Speed line, and contact me if you don't see an Aussie Speed part your interested in listed. If your interested in a few parts contact me, and Ill make you a package deal to save you a bit of money. Also check out my "SmallTownSpeed" shirts, because I can add one to any order with zero additional shipping costs.


I'm a full time Firefighter/paramedic, and an avid motorcycle rider. I part out bikes to help offset what I spend building, riding, and racing them. With that said, I'm not a big shop, and this is not my only job. I will do everything in my power to ship parts out ASAP, and 95% of the time I get them out within 1 business day of when they are paid for, but because of my work schedule(where I work 24hr shifts, and sometimes work 48 and 72hr shifts), and my riding, there may be rare occasions that it may take longer than 24hrs before I get it shipped out. If you are in a rush to get the part, please contact me, and I will do everything I can get it out fast(and if you contact me, I can make special arrangements, and 99% of the time can get it sent out the same day). But if you are somebody who expects everything to be shipped instantly "come hell or high water", please find another seller who will better fit your needs, because I may very well be busy dealing with hell or high water, or just unwinding and riding my motorcycles. And the latter should be easy enough to relate to, right? I ALSO SELL PARTS ON FORUMS and LOCALLY, so I reserve the right to END AUCTIONS EARLY. I'm happy to combine shipping when practical, and I'm also happy to make package deals if there are several parts you need. Email is the best way to contact me, but I'm happy to give you a call, or give you my personal cell number if you would rather call me. FOLLOW ME ON FACEBOOK: SMALLTOWNSPEED

UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, ALL OF THE PARTS I'M SELLING ARE USED. I guarantee them to fit the bike I took them off of; and any other years on models mentioned are to help people find parts that may work for them, not a guarantee of fitment. I pride myself in good customer service, accurate descriptions, and low prices. There is no feasible way for me to list or confirm every possible fitment while keeping my prices low. If you're not sure, check with your local dealer, or compare part numbers at an online oem supplier like motosport. BUT I CAN NOT STRESS ENOUGH THAT EVERY PART I SELL IS SOLD EXACTLY AS PICTURED AND AS-IS. It is also possible that over the life of the bike that I'm parting out, that parts were changed to something other than what was put on at the assembly line. So, where am I going with all of this? I wont stick anybody with parts they don't want or can't use. I accept returns, and my great feedback speaks for itself; seriously, read through some of it.... I treat other riders(that's you) how I would want to be treated; but I ask that you do the same for me in two ways. 1- having realistic expectations when your buying used parts. 2- if something is not right; let me know and give me a chance to make it right for you before opening a dispute or leaving feedback. I've never had anybody who has contacted me with an issue not end up completely satisfied. I aim for 5 star service 100% of the time. If I'm not achieving that, please let me know how I can improve.


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