Buy the Royal Enfield 4th Gear Driven, Part Number RLL00093/B, for compatible Royal Enfield J-Series 350 motorcycles from Enfield And Activa Zone (EAZ Store).
The fourth gear driven gear is an internal gearbox transmission component that works with the corresponding fourth gear drive gear to transfer engine power through the transmission. It helps provide the correct fourth-gear ratio for smooth power delivery and efficient gear operation.
This replacement transmission gear is suitable for gearbox repairs, engine servicing, and transmission rebuilding when the original fourth gear driven component is worn, damaged, or requires replacement.
If you’re searching for a Royal Enfield 4th gear, J-Series 350 gearbox gear, fourth gear driven component, or motorcycle transmission gear, use part number RLL00093/B to identify the correct spare.
Key Features
- Brand: Royal Enfield
- Part Number: RLL00093/B
- Product Name: Gear – 4th Driven
- Common Name: Fourth Gear / 4th Gear Driven
- Application: Engine gearbox and transmission
- Platform: Compatible J-Series 350
- Internal gearbox transmission component
- Works with the corresponding fourth gear drive gear
- Designed for fourth-gear power transmission
- Suitable for gearbox repair and replacement
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 × Fourth Gear Driven (RLL00093/B)
Fourth gear drive, gearbox shafts, splined bushes, bearings, thrust washers, circlips, and other 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 inspection of the matching fourth gear, shafts, bushes, and bearings. Professional installation by a qualified motorcycle mechanic is strongly recommended.









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