50cc derestriction
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50cc derestriction
So, the 50's do have a collar on the variator but could someone in the know tell me if the CDI box has a removable rev limiter. If so is it super special or is it like the 2T kymco's where you just unplug a wire and get a few miles an hour faster? And where the hell is the CDI??
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77cc Kit
I have been told by Scooterworks that there will be a 77cc kit available. According to them, it just bolts right on, and will be under $200 installed.
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No no just stock restritions
Just trying to remove the un-needed retrictions for my customers. Pennsyvania has no 50cc regulations on performance or speed
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Re: No no just stock restritions
Dont forget to remove the washer in the exhuast system also.dvcycle wrote:Just trying to remove the un-needed retrictions for my customers. Pennsyvania has no 50cc regulations on performance or speed
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Re: 50cc derestriction
Best thing is print out page 13 in your service manual for the buddy 50 for all the wires and you can always backtrac from there.dvcycle wrote:where the hell is the CDI??
06 Gen Scooters Buddy 125 (sold)
05 Gen Scooters Stella w/sidecar (sold)
05 Vespa ET8
80 Vespa P200 w/ Polini 208
80 Vespa P200 w/ Malossi 210
74 Vespa Sprint 125
74 Vespa Primaveria 125 (broke)
56 Labretta LD 125 (sold)
05 Gen Scooters Stella w/sidecar (sold)
05 Vespa ET8
80 Vespa P200 w/ Polini 208
80 Vespa P200 w/ Malossi 210
74 Vespa Sprint 125
74 Vespa Primaveria 125 (broke)
56 Labretta LD 125 (sold)
Re: 50cc derestriction
Hey, Good luck with your tweaking. Once you start though, you can't stop.
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Thank you!!
That's exactly what I needed to hear!! Nothing like jogging the old memory bank for the easy answers! As soon as I read that I immeadiately remembered how I thought it ran like a restricted Yamaha Vino (for those of you who do not know they are restricted the same way)
And for that other person, We all were emailed the repair books (suposedly) and hard copies were on the way this week, Along with my 7 MCO's we'll see when they show-Sean
And for that other person, We all were emailed the repair books (suposedly) and hard copies were on the way this week, Along with my 7 MCO's we'll see when they show-Sean
Re: 77cc Kit
Right, and "they'll be at the dealers in 2 weeks". LOLScootin Scott wrote:I have been told by Scooterworks that there will be a 77cc kit available. According to them, it just bolts right on, and will be under $200 installed.
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Re: 77cc Kit
Now I did not say that...did I? They have not given an ETA yet.Beamie wrote:Right, and "they'll be at the dealers in 2 weeks". LOLScootin Scott wrote:I have been told by Scooterworks that there will be a 77cc kit available. According to them, it just bolts right on, and will be under $200 installed.
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Re: 77cc Kit
Scootin Scott wrote:Now I did not say that...did I? They have not given an ETA yet.Beamie wrote:Right, and "they'll be at the dealers in 2 weeks". LOLScootin Scott wrote:I have been told by Scooterworks that there will be a 77cc kit available. According to them, it just bolts right on, and will be under $200 installed.
No you didn't say it; just cluing you in on what to expect.
Look for the trhreads on "accessories".
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Re: 77cc Kit
I just spoke to Scooterworks again (sister company to Genuine) and I am now told that the new kit will be 70cc (not 77cc). Estimated availability is early October and will be about $100 less then the Pinasco 70cc kit. I was informed that the Pinasco is a better, cooler running aluminum design.
Scootin Scott wrote:I have been told by Scooterworks that there will be a 77cc kit available. According to them, it just bolts right on, and will be under $200 installed.
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Just removed the restriction washer, WOW!! what a huge difference.
My fat ass (210 pounds) was doing over 40 on flat streets today.
If I ever find my torque wrench, we moved and it's in a box SOMEWHERE, I'll finish the derestriction.
The stock pipe is much better than I expected. It is very ridable and the powerband seems pretty wide. It also seems the scooter idles better and starts a bit easier as well.
One thing I really would like to do is change out the fork. I dodn't think it is adjustable, and on some of the rough streets in Philly, it really seems to bottom out too often. Any ideas?
My fat ass (210 pounds) was doing over 40 on flat streets today.
If I ever find my torque wrench, we moved and it's in a box SOMEWHERE, I'll finish the derestriction.
The stock pipe is much better than I expected. It is very ridable and the powerband seems pretty wide. It also seems the scooter idles better and starts a bit easier as well.
One thing I really would like to do is change out the fork. I dodn't think it is adjustable, and on some of the rough streets in Philly, it really seems to bottom out too often. Any ideas?
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70cc
Just got my Buddy 50 de-restricted and a Pinasco 70cc kit installed. I have to go through the new brake-in, however it is a HUGE difference on the low end. Faster take-off with more torque. I am very curious to see what the top end will be. 

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I opened it up to see what would happen…..easily got to 45 mph…..on an extended flat stretch, I reached 50 mph……slight downhill, got it to almost 55 mph.
I am very pleased with the 70cc kit. It gives me the additional pep I was looking for to improve two-up riding speed.

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exhaust washer
Where is the washer located that helps derestricts the stock exhaust that was mentioned? I know this thread is old, thanks for the help.
This video demonstrates to dealers how to prep their 50cc models, which includes (along with a lot of other stuff) how to derestrict them (around 5:00-8:00).
http://vimeo.com/2575002
http://vimeo.com/2575002