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Dannykjm15909
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PostPosted: 23:53 - 02 Jan 2014    Post subject: Need assistance on buying a part. Reply with quote

Hello I got a piaggio Zip 2 stroke 50cc. I'm looking at buying a new clutch. I already ordered a poling variator kit. But I'm confused on purchasing a clutch for my bike, malossi is the one I'm wanting but I'm not sure if I need to get a clutch bell because the clutch is on it's own.

Some of the others come with a kit but this malossi one don't will I need to buy clutch bell. Also I'm buying a new 19mm carb will I need to buy a intake manifold to ??.
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PostPosted: 02:29 - 03 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

Basically guys I've bought a leo vince zx for my zip and installed the 5.1g rollers and blue springs that was supplied but it's lost all power I es doing 40mph before with a leo vince sp3. I'm just lost on what to do or where to go from here I don't wanna bore it out just yet want let it live a bit first.
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PostPosted: 02:35 - 03 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

I'd look at the jets first. You need to go up at least 10 on the standard size.
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PostPosted: 02:41 - 03 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

What was wrong with the machine before you started to upgrade, if anything?
Tinkering with these usually requires access to a wide range of differing weight rollers and then lots of experimenting.
This leaves most people with three options - to go back to what worked well beforehand, spent lots of money on parts you won't use or get a mate/professional to help out (on site).
There are no magic formulae, get the head/carb you want then experiment with rollers/belts, etc. Bang head repeatedly until it's just right, blow it up almost instantly then back to square one.
Good luck
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PostPosted: 02:49 - 03 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

Running fine before the installment doing 40 on the way to garage when I was getting it done. When I got it back it just got no power now and it's lost that loud zipp sound when the revs kick in. Think it might me the rollers and springs I put in that came with the exhaust.? It would wheelie off the line before.
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PostPosted: 02:49 - 03 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

Dannykjm15909, I advise you to put a post in the workshop section and ask about Cliff... only Cliff will get you more speed out of a Zip.

If Cliff can't be found, ask for his mate, Skip.

Best of luck with it and be sure to post updates Thumbs Up
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PostPosted: 02:53 - 03 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

Dannykjm15909 wrote:
Running fine before the installment doing 40 on the way to garage when I was getting it done.


If I've interpreted ^^^this correctly you had a garage do the work??? If that's the case then they should also be able to put things right for you
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PostPosted: 06:08 - 03 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

Leo Vince exhausts are meant to be just about the best 2 stroke ones now made. However you can't just bolt them on and expect to be the king of the peds. Carb settings, jets, timing, there are a myriad of adjustements needed to get things right.

Get them wrong and you will know about it quite quickly!
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PostPosted: 09:31 - 03 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

Polarbear wrote:
Leo Vince exhausts are meant to be just about the best 2 stroke ones now made. However you can't just bolt them on and expect to be the king of the peds. Carb settings, jets, timing, there are a myriad of adjustements needed to get things right.

Get them wrong and you will know about it quite quickly!


I recall when I was younger and a local garage started selling "Motoroma" mopeds. They were stupidly cheap, but this was for a reason - remember, you do get what you pay for! A friend of mine bought a "Go Go!" 50 model and soon got bored of the…… highly impressive performance Wink

He ordered and fitted one of said, what he called "power pipes" and fitted it. No further adjustments were made as he didn't have the knowledge and thus the "Go Go!" 50 was actually 50% slower than before he started fiddling with it!!


If you are going to waste your time and money then you will have to do it properly to get any gain whatsoever.

Save your cash and wait until you can progress to a better machine and/or take your test and get a motorcycle. Thumbs Up
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PostPosted: 13:10 - 03 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

These threads do make me laugh. In a few months OP will be seventeen, why not save the money for a 125 and be a bit patient.

As others said, tuning a stroker is way more complicated that just bolting on some magical 'thing' to make it go faster, especially when by dint of your age you haven't got a clue about the theory or practice of that you're trying to do.
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PostPosted: 16:26 - 03 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

^^^ Weren't you ever young Andy? Laughing
I remember the futile hours spent stripping my Bantam trying to make it go more than 30 and it was a 125 that was supposed to go faster than that, with a gearbox, and I still had little joy!!!

The only way to learn is by tinkering but it's handy if you can find mates with Zip's and learn together, at least you can swap parts and get stoned together! Trial and error seems to apply best when using non standard bits on these scoots.
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PostPosted: 17:52 - 03 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

dannymassive wrote:





Save your cash and wait until you can progress to a better machine and/or take your test and get a motorcycle. Thumbs Up


+1 Complete waste of money and effort, for very little gain + higher insurace premium..

BUT......We we're all young once.. Wink
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PostPosted: 12:42 - 04 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

mentalboy wrote:
^^^ Weren't you ever young Andy? Laughing


No, not in this context. At sixteen I was 100% engrossed in developing my computing skills, and in those pre-internet days when the phrase 'information technology' hadn't been thought of it was hard work. So I didn't get to be a daft teenager.
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PostPosted: 13:36 - 04 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

Andy_Pagin wrote:
mentalboy wrote:
^^^ Weren't you ever young Andy? Laughing


No, not in this context. At sixteen I was 100% engrossed in developing my computing skills, and in those pre-internet days when the phrase 'information technology' hadn't been thought of it was hard work. So I didn't get to be a daft teenager.


I managed both. I was sixteen in 1983 and had an 'O' level in computer science, a job as trainee programmer at GKN and an MBX50 that I spent a fortune on but never managed to get past 35mph. 70cc big bore, bigger carb, skimmed head, micron exhaust and different sprockets. How was I to know that the CDI was restricted? Damn the lack of internet. Wink
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PostPosted: 00:42 - 05 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

hi, I ride a Honda cbf 125 and I was just wondering is it worth buying a scorpion exhaust for it?
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PostPosted: 09:53 - 05 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

in short no

long answer my scorpion fell apart so no

and a zip wont do much more then 40mph in the real world without a hell of a lot spending on it and then it will need the engine stripped and rebuilt every 2500 miles to keep it running properly

and mallossi and polini are shite use stage 3 parts or leovince
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PostPosted: 12:28 - 05 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

mentalboy wrote:
The only way to learn is by tinkering but it's handy if you can find mates to undo their Zip's and lean together, at least you can handle each other's parts and get boned together!

Fair point, but OP has blown his paper round money on having a garage fit the wrong parts. It's unlikely that he'll have either the cash or the inclination to fettle it properly.

Put it back the way it was and sell it before it assplodes would still be the smart option.
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PostPosted: 12:52 - 05 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

19mm carb will need a new intake manifold. It also wont sort the problem you have.

The variator wont really do much as the bore is still standard.

The clutch, again, wont need to be done, as it 'wheelied' off the line before.

Malossi and Polini make good stuff, Stage '6' does also.

The Zip comes with a good gearbox as standard. The problem you have is most probably jetting related. Buy a box of jets, keep putting a bigger main jet in till it bogs out at full throttle then go back down a size and do a plug chop to check it.

Although it will probably be impossible to do any of this as the gearbox is set wrong.

So take it back to the garage and get them to sort it. Like said in the other thread.
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PostPosted: 15:03 - 05 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

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So take it back to the garage and get them to sort it. Like said in the other thread.

Hang on. What did the garage do wrong? He'll have turned up with a box of random bits, said "Fit it, mister," and they'll have done exactly that.
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PostPosted: 15:16 - 05 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

Rogerborg wrote:
evoboy wrote:
So take it back to the garage and get them to sort it. Like said in the other thread.

Hang on. What did the garage do wrong? He'll have turned up with a box of random bits, said "Fit it, mister," and they'll have done exactly that.


And they probably would have advised against fitting them in the first place.
To the OPs credit, he has not tried to blame the garage, at least, not on this thread.
At my last place of work, we got to the point where we just told people we would not fit any performance parts that the customer had supplied, only stuff we ordered and knew for fact would work from our own experience. And even then, we warned about any potential problems and issued a disclaimer having fully informed the customer of what to expect. Best policy in my view.
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PostPosted: 16:07 - 05 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

Rogerborg wrote:
evoboy wrote:
So take it back to the garage and get them to sort it. Like said in the other thread.

Hang on. What did the garage do wrong? He'll have turned up with a box of random bits, said "Fit it, mister," and they'll have done exactly that.


Did I say they had?

Obviously the OP doesn't know what's wrong with it and is just spending money on more performance parts that wont sort the problem.

You are assuming that that is what the OP has done mind.

To be honest, it sounds like its been messed with AFTER leaving the mechanics and that is why you are now spending money on parts that arent needed.....Clutching at straws.
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PostPosted: 18:06 - 05 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

evoboy wrote:
19mm carb will need a new intake manifold. It also wont sort the problem you have.

The variator wont really do much as the bore is still standard.

The clutch, again, wont need to be done, as it 'wheelied' off the line before.

Malossi and Polini make good stuff, Stage '6' does also.

The Zip comes with a good gearbox as standard. The problem you have is most probably jetting related. Buy a box of jets, keep putting a bigger main jet in till it bogs out at full throttle then go back down a size and do a plug chop to check it.

Although it will probably be impossible to do any of this as the gearbox is set wrong.

So take it back to the garage and get them to sort it. Like said in the other thread.



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PostPosted: 20:23 - 05 Jan 2014    Post subject: Reply with quote

Andy_Pagin wrote:
These threads do make me laugh. In a few months OP will be seventeen, why not save the money for a 125 and be a bit patient.

As others said, tuning a stroker is way more complicated that just bolting on some magical 'thing' to make it go faster, especially when by dint of your age you haven't got a clue about the theory or practice of that you're trying to do.



why?

because the fella could learn about engines in the process and get to know its not just a case of bolting on a new exhaust!.

omg - whats wrong with learning about bikes rather than just going out and buying a 125 thats potentially ( like most of the current 4st 125's ) slower than the tuneable bike he s already got?
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