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Discussion in 'Introduce Yourself...' started by nrgkiller, Mar 31, 2009.

  1. nrgkiller

    nrgkiller New Member

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    16 from luton

    bought a nrg power 50 today.
    got a few ideas for it but dont have a clue where to start.

    just wanted to lern more about mopeds and have a few laughs rly.
    cheers
     
  2. jj180

    jj180 Active Member

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    welcome mate hope ur enjoyin ya new bike, should learn a fair bit here and haver a laugh aswell get soem pics up n have fun :punk:
     
  3. Mehmet

    Mehmet Active Member

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    Welcome mate.....enjoy ya scoot.


    Pics please.

    Standard?
     
  4. brett_123

    brett_123 New Member

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    welcome :tup:
     
  5. nrgkiller

    nrgkiller New Member

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    [​IMG]


    not new but not old. juuust right.
    its abit slow of the mark, almost like the thortle is abit loose or somthing. a friend told me i should get new rollers? if so how do i do that?
     
  6. Vesta

    Vesta New Member

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    I dont agree with your name theres only one nrg killer around here... :p

    Your setoff is clutch springs or clutch related, is the bike de restricted? Any aftermarket parts on it ?
     
  7. nrgkiller

    nrgkiller New Member

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    we'll see about that mate :cool:

    yh its derestricted, duno about the after market parts cause i bought it 2nd hand. is the cluth hard to fix?
     
  8. Vesta

    Vesta New Member

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    not a hard job if you have the correct tools : )

    if you plan on modding this bike gather yourself a good toolbox first ;) including a haynes manual
     
  9. nrgkiller

    nrgkiller New Member

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    my dads buildin a kit car from ground up so im shud have most tools... most.

    just tried to get there rear mud guard off so i could but a braket to hold the number plate on the block, failed... thing the thread is broken on 1-2 of the screws. any ideas how to get it off without usin screwn the hole's for the braket? :wtf:
     
  10. Vesta

    Vesta New Member

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    You rounded the nuts?

    use mole grips, or try putting a bit of a rubber glove in your socket

    i did the same mod to my nrg:
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  11. nrgkiller

    nrgkiller New Member

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    yh thats exactly what i wana do. where you put ur indicators?

    just got it off. this bracket best come soon.

    what else you done to ur nrg?
     
  12. Vesta

    Vesta New Member

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    dont tell me you've bought another bracket? you can use the mudguard o_O

    I've got a chrome doppler s3r, polini sport 70cc, and polini variator

    not on the road atm tho
     
  13. nrgkiller

    nrgkiller New Member

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    na i had to. decided to leave hte number plate and just get a small braket that goes on the block to put the L plate on. so its not so shit and massive.

    tell me what you think's wrong with my clutch then?
     
  14. Vesta

    Vesta New Member

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    will want stiffer springs mate.. has it got a stock exhaust tho ?

    you can use a pushbike reflector bracket or anything for a l plate mate no need to buy ;)
     
  15. nrgkiller

    nrgkiller New Member

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    na its got a TT sport exhaust. if you right this will make ridin it 1000X more fun :rofl:

    cheers man, didnt think a that
     
  16. Dec

    Dec Active Member

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    nothing ugm
    clutch springs deffo, buy some stiffer ones :tup: and then obviously fit them lol
     
  17. Vesta

    Vesta New Member

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    Dont the TT's come with clutch springs?
     
  18. Jamie

    Jamie Active Member

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    yeah the wrong ones, along with the wrong weight rollers
     
  19. nrgkiller

    nrgkiller New Member

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    ok cheers guys. are all cluth springs the same size and where can i find out how to fit them? and shall i get hard, mediem or soft ones?

    what do rollers do?
     
  20. Vesta

    Vesta New Member

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    constantly variable transmission is a real head banger mate

    simple way to think is for the clutch: Stronger springs force the shoes to make contact with the clutchbell when the engines at a higher rpm, and weaker springs do the opposite

    on the rollers, read this

    http://www.teamcalamari.com/zuma/variator.html



    oh and a haynes manual will show you how to do things with your bike
     

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