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MY SPEEDFIGHT PULLING AWAY IS BAD!

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Emo Kiddy



Joined: 02 Jul 2004
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PostPosted: 22:54 - 11 Aug 2004    Post subject: MY SPEEDFIGHT PULLING AWAY IS BAD! Reply with quote
ive posted a topic about this before. but this is an update. now ive had the bike for a day or so, and ive got to know it better. I have now noticed that when the bike is cold, it pulls away very rapid and quite good. but when the bike warms up a bit, when i accelerate, there is hardly any power there, it dosent feel like the engine. it feels like the belt is sliping or something. can the variator plate cause the belt to slip (its a new malossi belt <Not old>)
can anybody give me any help on how to stop this lack of acceleration!

A RESTRICTED 50cc STALKER CAN ACCELERATE MUCH FASTER THAN MY 70cc TUNED speedfight! THAT ain't GOOD AT ALL!
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Emo Kiddy



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PostPosted: 13:21 - 12 Aug 2004    Post subject: PROBLEM SOLVED!!! Reply with quote
I've solved the problem. i changed the polini variator for my malossi Variator and it drives fine. i don't know why. but i think it was something to do with the cheaper Polini variator not being able to grip the belt at pull away.

thanks for the advice any way!!!
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