Buy the Royal Enfield First Gear Driven Assembly, Part Number RLL00089/A, for compatible Royal Enfield J-Series 350 motorcycles from Enfield And Activa Zone (EAZ Store).
The first gear driven assembly is an internal gearbox transmission component responsible for transferring power through the motorcycle’s first gear. It works with the corresponding transmission gears and shafts to provide the correct first-gear reduction and smooth power delivery.
This replacement gearbox component is suitable for transmission repairs and engine overhauls when the original first gear driven assembly is worn, damaged, or requires replacement.
If you’re searching for a Royal Enfield first gear, J-Series 350 gearbox gear, first gear driven assembly, or transmission replacement component, use part number RLL00089/A to identify the correct spare.
Key Features
- Brand: Royal Enfield
- Part Number: RLL00089/A
- Product Name: Gear Comp – 1st Driven
- Common Name: First Gear Driven Assembly / 1st Gear
- Application: Engine gearbox and transmission
- Platform: Compatible J-Series 350
- Internal transmission component
- Designed for first-gear power transmission
- Suitable for gearbox servicing, repair, and rebuilding
- Part-number-specific replacement component
Vehicle Compatibility
For compatible Royal Enfield J-Series 350 motorcycles, including:
- Royal Enfield Classic 350 Reborn
- Royal Enfield Meteor 350
- Royal Enfield Hunter 350
- Royal Enfield New Bullet 350
- Royal Enfield Goan Classic 350
Fitment Note: Verify the motorcycle’s manufacturing year, gearbox specification, and original part number before ordering. Compatibility with older UCE Classic 350, Bullet 350 UCE, Electra, Thunderbird, and 500cc models is not confirmed.
Package Contents
- 1 × First Gear Driven Assembly (RLL00089/A)
Other gearbox gears, shafts, bearings, thrust washers, bushes, circlips, and transmission components are not included unless specifically mentioned in the supplied package.
Installation & Important Note
This is an internal gearbox component. Installation requires transmission disassembly and proper inspection of the mating gears, shafts, bearings, and related components. Professional installation by a qualified motorcycle mechanic is strongly recommended.










Reviews
There are no reviews yet.