Indian Balance Shaft Gear 6237714

Genuine Indian Balance Shaft Gear — OEM Part #6237714

Popping out of gear or hard shifts point to worn transmission parts. The genuine Indian Balance Shaft Gear (part #6237714) is machined to factory tolerances for the Indian Chief 111, Chief Bobber 111 and other models.

Transmission gears, shafts and shift parts carry engine torque to the final drive. Wear shows up as missed shifts, popping out of gear or noise. This part is confirmed for 39 Indian models from 2023 to 2026. See the full fitment list below.

Indian Balance Shaft Gear at a Glance

• OEM part number: 6237714
• Brand: Indian Motorcycle (genuine OEM part)
• Part type: Balance Shafts & Components
• Fits: Indian Chieftain, Roadmaster and Springfield, Challenger and Pursuit and Chief Cruiser models, 2023–2026
• Condition: New

Indian Models and Years This Balance Shaft Gear Fits

Genuine Indian part #6237714 fits the models and years below. To be certain, match the part number to the factory parts diagram for your bike, or contact us with your VIN before ordering.

Indian Chieftain, Roadmaster and Springfield Fitment

Indian Challenger and Pursuit Fitment

Indian Chief Cruiser Fitment

Why Choose a Genuine Indian OEM Balance Shaft Gear?

• Factory gear ratios and tolerances
• Positive engagement and smooth shifting
• Built for big V-twin torque
• Prevents damage to related gears and bearings
• Made to the same specifications as the part installed at the factory, not an aftermarket copy
• Sold by Witchdoctors, an Indian Motorcycle OEM parts source with factory part numbers and diagrams for every listing

Every Indian, from the Chief and Chieftain to the Challenger, Scout and FTR, is engineered as a complete system. Genuine OEM parts keep your bike correct, reliable and easier to sell. Learn more in our Indian motorcycle parts guide.

Features and Materials

Key Features

• Genuine Indian Motorcycle OEM part #6237714
• Precision-machined, heat-treated steel
• Matches original splines and dimensions
• Direct replacement for the listed models

Materials and Construction

Indian transmission parts are machined from heat-treated alloy steel, with hardened gear faces and precision bearing surfaces designed to run in oil.

Common Reasons Riders Replace This Part

• Transmission rebuilds
• Fixing a bike that pops out of gear
• Replacing chipped gears or worn dogs
• Repairs after a missed shift or drivetrain shock

Signs Your Balance Shaft Gear Needs Replacing

• Jumps out of gear under load
• Grinding or whining from the transmission
• Hard or missed shifts
• Metal particles on the drain plug

Installation Tips

1. Use the Indian service manual. Transmission work usually means opening or splitting the case.
2. Clean all parts and inspect shims, bearings and shift forks.
3. Install new parts in the exact factory order with correct shims.
4. Use new gaskets and seals and torque case bolts in sequence.
5. Refill with fresh oil and test every gear before riding.

Not sure whether to do it yourself? Read when to seek professional help or DIY before you start.

Indian Parts Diagrams for This Part

Browse all Indian motorcycle parts diagrams to find part #6237714 for your model.

Related Indian OEM Parts

Doing the job right? These genuine Indian parts fit the same bikes and are often replaced at the same time:

• Indian Balance Shaft Gear (#6230900)
• Indian Balance Shaft Gear (#1336999)
• Indian Balance Shaft Gear (#6237721)
• Indian Balance Shaft (#5144258)
• Indian Balance Shaft Shield (#5139995)
• Indian Balance Shaft Gear (#1336998)

Recommended Accessories and Maintenance Supplies

Pair your Balance Shaft Gear with these parts and supplies:

• Indian engine parts — Gaskets, seals, bearings and internal engine parts
• Indian transmission and drive parts — Pulleys, belts and drive parts
• Indian oil change kits — Complete oil change kits for Indian models
• Indian maintenance essentials — Filters, plugs, fluids and wear items
• Indian OEM parts diagrams — find every factory part for your model

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the OEM part number for this Indian Balance Shaft Gear?

The genuine Indian Motorcycle part number is 6237714. Use it to match this part to your factory parts diagram.

Which Indian models does part #6237714 fit?

It fits 39 Indian models from 2023 to 2026. See the fitment tables above for every model and year.

Is this a genuine Indian Motorcycle part?

Yes. This is a genuine Indian Motorcycle OEM part, the same part number used at the factory, not an aftermarket copy.

How do I make sure this fits my bike?

Match part #6237714 to the parts diagram for your model and year, or send us your VIN and we will confirm it for you.

Can I replace one gear or do I need a set?

Often one gear and its mating gear are enough, but inspect the forks and dogs for wear.

Is this a DIY job?

It is an advanced job. Many riders have a shop do transmission work.

Will this fit both Thunderstroke and PowerPlus models?

Fit depends on the model and year. Use the fitment list above or contact us with your VIN.

Order Your Genuine Indian Balance Shaft Gear Today

Ride with confidence on parts made for your bike. Order the genuine Indian Balance Shaft Gear, OEM part #6237714, from Witchdoctors today and keep your Indian Chief 111, Chief Bobber 111 and other models running the way Indian designed it.

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