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Post by mikestib1 on Jun 24, 2016 12:28:22 GMT -5
Needless to say, it will void the new scooter warranty, but small price to pay. Installing an expansion chamber next week. Also a new rear shock as the poor original one is overtaxed even with my 175 pound carcass. Will let you all know how it works out. Single shocks on 49cc scooters are ridiculous. They should have two as they can't use a true mono shock suspension like moto crossers and sport bikes use. Anyhow loving the scooter and have a little money to throw at it and half the fun of owning a scooter is modding it
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Post by cyborg on Jul 15, 2016 19:25:56 GMT -5
Been a while how'd it go?
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Post by mikestib1 on Aug 4, 2016 13:50:22 GMT -5
Tried to replace the shock with a gas charged reservoir type but there was a clearance problem because the spring diameter was quite a bit larger. Luckily the eBay vendor refunded me. Next I installed 5g Koso slider rollers. It accelerated worse. Apparently the stock 6.5 rollers are the way to go. Plan to install a $98 jog/minarelli expansion chamber I got from eBay next week and up the main jet from the stock 82.5 to . With 500 miles on the scooter it will do 45 and accelerates well to 30 mph, about as quickly as my last 150cc Wolf. Looking for more power on hills and 50 mph top speed. I don't want to do a BBK and just want a little more power for a reasonable expense. The bullseye is almost perfect in town except for hills. It is so much better than a 50cc four stroke. Worse comes to worse, I'll keep it stock, buy a Yamaha SMAX left over model and sell my R3. After 45 motorcycles in 65 years it seems scooters are more useful and fun in Roanoke
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Post by cyborg on Aug 4, 2016 15:00:08 GMT -5
That's a tough call on the Yamaha,,, don't know if I could part with that
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