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Scooters - 50cc => Agility 50 => Topic started by: Kenho21 on July 06, 2012, 03:27:54 PM
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http://www.racingplanetusa.com/carburetor-main-keihin-p-8412-1.html?sessID=2e4e193d812d08383887c8291d155302 (http://www.racingplanetusa.com/carburetor-main-keihin-p-8412-1.html?sessID=2e4e193d812d08383887c8291d155302)
Found these... but not sure if they will fit. I know the picture is just a generic photo cuz all of them have the same pic.
It doesn't say they fit the agility but it seems like they would.
Anyone have any experience with these guys?
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Couldn't wait... Just ordered a Malossi Multivar and set a Naraku Jets!!! Gonna be awesome!
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Sooooo after placing the order from the site that said these parts are available in the U.S. I got an email from them saying that they are not available in the U.S and they must ship from Europe... I'm assuming this means a long wait?
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Those 1st jets you saw should fit ok.
Bummer about the variator :(
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Well I ended up getting the Naraku set. Ten jets sizes 100-120 in increments of two for $20. Sounded like a good deal, so I'll just cross me fingers and hope they are the right size.
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..usually takes 7-10 business days for racingplanet overseas shipping...
..figure on a 2 week delivery if from o.s.
..if its in the states, they're pretty quick tho..
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I almost ordered the molossi variation from the same place this week... Held off maybe I can find it somewhere else for a similar price.
Sux I saw it said they had it in stock too.... They have a good price on it with 6g roller too instead of 9gs like others.
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http://www.scootertronics.com/mava.html (http://www.scootertronics.com/mava.html)
..there's one...they outta miami...
..you will most likely want lighter than 6gr with the malossi anyway...
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Yeah I already have a set of 5g rollers but so far the stock have been the best.... Maybe not with the new variator though.
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..yeah, the multivar issa whole new animal...
..what torque spring do you have in your clutch now?
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Man scootertronics is expensive compared to racing planet. 129.00 to 82.00 might be worth waiting 7-10 days......
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..how much is the racing planet shipping?
..they ship free over $99.00
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http://www.provoscooter.com/malossi-multivar-variator-kymco-50cc.html (http://www.provoscooter.com/malossi-multivar-variator-kymco-50cc.html)
..there's thisn...
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Yeah running 1500 springs torque and clutch but probably gonna get a new clutch when I get the variation too so whole new deal.
Stock clutch right now etc.... Haven't seen the provoscoot site.... looking now.
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According to Racing Planet they did have both items I ordered in stock in the U.S. They sent me literally about 15-20 emails though, it was like one email for every statement they made and some of it made no sense. Hopefully that's not a sign of a horribly run business...
It would be nice if there was one site out there that stocked everything and had a phone they answered and shipped products quickly with decent prices...hmmm... Maybe everyone on the forum would like to invest in an exciting business opportunity, don't miss out, this is a once in a lifetime deal!
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Also, I have 5.5g rollers in my stock variator right now... I'm assuming holding off on getting some sliders is a good idea until I get the Malossi installed.
But, should I go ahead a order a 1500 contra right now or hold off as well? it seems like that's pretty much standard with my setup...
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Get the spring...
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Never bought springs before, does brand name quality make a difference?
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According to Racing Planet they did have both items I ordered in stock in the U.S. They sent me literally about 15-20 emails though, it was like one email for every statement they made and some of it made no sense. Hopefully that's not a sign of a horribly run business...
It would be nice if there was one site out there that stocked everything and had a phone they answered and shipped products quickly with decent prices...hmmm... Maybe everyone on the forum would like to invest in an exciting business opportunity, don't miss out, this is a once in a lifetime deal!
Zombie has access to parts at dealers price,may be worth sending him a PM and asking for a price?
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Supposedly they got it worked out and it's on it's way via express shipping so I guess it's too late... but will definitely keep that in mind for future reference!
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Racing planet/SPI/MRC... Find the parts on any of those sites. Post the link, and Ill get you the price.
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What's the shipping time usually like?
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Several months if you act now!
No.. Steroido has it right... They ALL show "local" stock, and NONE of them have it. It's the worst part of tuning. Usually about 2 weeks avg. for any part you need. I've been ordering for a few months now, and it's always the same. If I did this to make money... I'd quit!
Just to rub it in,,, I ordered a Burial pipe approx 6-7 weeks ago, maybe 8-9 weeks. I was told it shipped 3-4 weeks ago. They still don't have a clue where it is, and are re-shipping in two weeks. (they have to build it). Same for three zx kits from China. One has been in Customs in San Fran for the past 3 weeks. The other two have not shipped yet.
On the Plus side... I get packages every day for my shop, and when a scoot part shows I stop work, and go play! Lot's of stuff I forgot I ordered!
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I'm a fan of instant gratification, that doesn't work well with scooters...
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No... Not at all.
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..unless you can get it at partsforscooters....
..them guys ship from fla to nc in 2days...ups ground, if order is placed by 3pm...
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If I order before 11:30am I get the parts at 4:30pm the next day. I use them alot for small oem type stuff.
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Guess I'm very lucky having "Easyparts.nl" over here in the Netherlands - their stock information on the website is always correct, and if you only order things they have in stock it's even delivered next day ;D
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Maybe they will open a branch in FL?
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I just ordered a variator fan from scooter parts express on eBay on the 6th and had it on the 9th and one of those days was a Sunday. Two days is the best "free" shipping I've ever had, I was amazed!
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...a year or so ago, none of us would ever have these favorable testimonials...
..things are getting better all over...
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Slowly but surely... I was impressed when I came back from the winter season and ordered some parts getting ready for the riding season and saw the improvements in some of the sites.
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Slowly but surely... I was impressed when I came back from the winter season and ordered some parts getting ready for the riding season and saw the improvements in some of the sites.
Wot u mean "riding season"? ???
You mean Jan-Dec, thats my season ;D
I tend to get withdrawl symptoms if i dont ride every day, had stuff to get home from work yesterday so took the car, hated every minute of it.
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Well Michigan winters are tough. 5 degree Fahrenheit days and a footed snow provide a challenge for me. I do drive a 2002 cavalier though, it's as closes you can get to a scooter while still being a car Hahahaha..... Aside from those damn Smart cars.
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You want to try Scottish winters :o they start around sept/oct and go thro till april/may.
If the road is clear and gritted then i ride, even if it is snowing. Think i only missed about 2wks last year due to a real heavy snowfall, couldnt even drive the car in it. I would like some studded tyres, if it wasnt such a hassle to swap wheels on the A50 i would buy a spare set of wheels and have them ready for winter with the studs fitted to swap over. Way too much bother tho swapping them over.
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You'll need these : http://www.mv-motorrad.de/cgi-bin/cosmoshop/lshop.cgi?action=showdetail&wkid=16471&ls=d&nc=1342012839-22540&rubnum=&artnum=10107&file=&gesamt_zeilen=0Tsuche--schnee (http://www.mv-motorrad.de/cgi-bin/cosmoshop/lshop.cgi?action=showdetail&wkid=16471&ls=d&nc=1342012839-22540&rubnum=&artnum=10107&file=&gesamt_zeilen=0Tsuche--schnee)
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I like to keep her in the garage for the winter, makes the summer that much better! 8)
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You'll need these : http://www.mv-motorrad.de/cgi-bin/cosmoshop/lshop.cgi?action=showdetail&wkid=16471&ls=d&nc=1342012839-22540&rubnum=&artnum=10107&file=&gesamt_zeilen=0Tsuche--schnee (http://www.mv-motorrad.de/cgi-bin/cosmoshop/lshop.cgi?action=showdetail&wkid=16471&ls=d&nc=1342012839-22540&rubnum=&artnum=10107&file=&gesamt_zeilen=0Tsuche--schnee)
Hmmmmm......... ......no. ;D even i wouldnt risk it in snow like is in that vid on the link. They do look good tho, but i'd be worried they flew off and hit someone :o
I'll stick to my snowboard when the real snow arrives. :)
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I tried clamp-on's about 15 years ago. They roll over, and cut into the tire sidewall. One broke, and wound up inside the chain casing. I have used screw in studs with no issues.