Bike Dying, HELP!

Discussion in 'The Workshop' started by billyd05, Jan 11, 2012.

  1. Jonnymarrw00t Moderator

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    I do know they're generally only useful for the variator on its own. I asked my mate he said there 5/6 gram.
  2. billyd05 Noobie

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  3. billyd05 Noobie

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    another question, will i need to change the clutch bell if i upgrade the cluch springs or replace the clutch completely?
  4. Jonnymarrw00t Moderator

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    Aslong as the clutch is 107mm then no.
  5. billyd05 Noobie

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    sweet, thanks
  6. alex828282 Member

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    did you get the variator installed? i have an nrg too and having the polini speed control kit put on next weekend.
  7. Stathis Black Nrg Power 70cc Beast!

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    many people including me dont know much so we dont know how to fix a lot of stuff... thats why answers dont come up easily... :p

    anyways i have putted the malossi multivar 2000 on my nrg and i think its quite beast :D but i need to replace my rollers and stuff since i did it 50cc again and it doesnt go any fast at all!! :(
  8. billyd05 Noobie

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    Havent had the funds yet, when i do though, itll be on its way :D

    will you let us know what difference it makes? would be much apreciated.
  9. alex828282 Member

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    will do mate its being done saturday
  10. alex828282 Member

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    definatly get a polini variator and hard torque spring makes all the difference and there is a plastic fan on the front of the variator take that off and chuck it away :)

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