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Aerox 85-90???

Discussion in General Scooter Discussion started by Crana, 29 Nov 2007
Crana#1
Just seen this on ebay http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/YAMAHA-AEROX-07-P ... dZViewItem

This moped is extremely fast! it will beat all the boy racers and i have been clocked at the region of 85 - 90 MPH !!!

Do you think it will go that fast? Or do you think he needs a news clocks?? (Even tho they only go up to 50 :p)
Jamie#2
doubt it would go that fast but im pretty sure it will be fucking fast.

has a pretty small carb for that setup tho dont ya think?
RY4N172#3
seen it the other day its fuckin nice

probberly wouldnt reach 90 but still
Crana#4
I was thinking maybe 75-80 at a push but I bet its mint off the mark
The General#5
that things faaast believe
StEvO#6
double gearup, shit carb + a boost bottle. yh it aint no faster than a standard 125 on a good day
tomo9992#7
init buy it tho, get better carb n it'll be sorted lol
capri dave#8
StEvO said:
double gearup, shit carb + a boost bottle. yeah it ain't no faster than a standard 125 on a good day

ive been reliably informed that an evo kit with primary and secondary gear up will power wheelie at anything below 50mph...

although haveing said that i would of thought a 21 or 25mm carb would work better with that kit....also a C20 exhaust!!!

But i bet a c16 and 17.5 carb means its a bit of a torquer!!

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