Modern Buddy

I know it's best to have things warmed up at least a little before changing the oil (better draining); but if it's too icy to ride the scooter, will idling it transfer any heat to the gear oil?
I'm just not sure if the CVT actually moves anything in the gear box without revving high enough to engage the clutch.

Anybody?

Aw c'mon! 39 views of this post and no answer?

If the wheel is not spinning, the gearbox internals are not spinning or warming up.


(posted during view #44. )

Thanks. I figured that was the case but wanted some confirmation.

You can rev up pretty high on the stand, though it's a bit of a trick. (It's possible rev the scooter off the stand—not good!) I'll step on the extruding part of the center stand, hold the scoot with my left hand and rev with abandon.

If you stand on the right side of the scoot, you can hold the grab bar behind the seat.

But, to he honest, after your first 2K or so on the scooter, I wouldn't worry about changing gear oil with every engine oil change. I do mine about every 4K.