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Motorcycle Inner Shifter Lever Shaft Fit For Harley 1982-2016 Touring 33709-82A

Motorcycle Inner Shifter Lever Shaft Fit For Harley 1982-2016 Touring 33709-82A

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Inner Shifter Lever Shaft for Harley

This inner shifter lever shaft replaces the worn or damaged shift shaft on 1982-2016 Harley Touring models and cross-references OEM part number 33709-82A.

Overview

The inner shifter lever shaft for Harley Touring models restores solid, precise shifting to your transmission linkage. This shifter shaft for Harley replaces the factory lever shaft with OEM cross-reference 33709-82A, giving worn or broken linkage a fresh start. Riders and mechanics working on 1982-2016 Touring bikes will find this inner shifter lever shaft a direct-fit solution.

Built For Performance

  • Cross-references OEM part number 33709-82A for straightforward replacement
  • Designed to fit 1982-2016 Harley Touring models with the corresponding linkage
  • Steel construction built to handle the repeated motion of gear changes
  • Inner shift lever design matches the factory mounting position
  • Restores positive shift engagement lost to a worn original shaft

Fits These Machines

  • for Harley Touring models 1982-2016
  • for Harley Electra Glide
  • for Harley Road King
  • for Harley Road Glide
  • for Harley Street Glide

On-The-Job Use

  • Replacing a stripped or bent inner shift shaft during transmission service
  • Refreshing worn shift linkage on high-mileage Touring bikes
  • Repairing a shifter that no longer engages gears cleanly

Specs At A Glance

Part Number(s) 33709-82A
Position Inner shifter lever shaft
Fitment Range for Harley Touring 1982-2016

Good To Know

Q: Does this shifter shaft fit every Harley Touring bike from 1982 to 2016? A: It matches the 33709-82A application range, but fitment can vary by model and year, so confirm your bike's part number before ordering.

Q: What causes an inner shifter shaft to need replacement? A: Stripped splines, bending from impact, or general wear over high mileage can make the shaft stop engaging gears reliably.

Slight variation in finish or dimensions may occur between production runs, and fit can depend on serial number, so confirm compatibility before ordering.

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