Mv Agusta Bevel Gear For Transmission Output Shaft. Fits All Models on 2040-parts.com
Wiscasset, Maine, United States
This is an original gear set for all shaft drive MV AGUSTAs. Obviously, the one gear has been damaged as the end of the shaft broke. However, the other gear is fine. I have seen the different gears break in different bikes. If you have a good final drive gear but your input bevel gear is broken then this is a good fix.
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