Good clutch (koppeling)?

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justhmike

Well-Known Member

• 2 September 2003

• #1

Good clutch (koppeling)? & also rolls???

I have Yamaha aerox and i must buy new clutch but witch one is cheap & good? Polini? Top Racing? RMS? Malossi? For city use!

It has big carb, polini speed control, somekina old leovinci exhaust!

Please help! (sorry new one here and only speak english)

 

Last edited: 15 November 2003

Julius

Member

• 2 September 2003

• #2

I think this question belongs to SA.
But the Hebo Clutch seems to do well

 

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SR Max Biaggi

Gilera DNA te koop

• 2 September 2003

• #3

Power 1 clutch is just as good as the hebo, and just 40 euro's

 

Hilly

ik ben KK TOF

• 2 September 2003

• #4

a malossi flyclutch or hebo clutch will do fine

 

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justhmike

Well-Known Member

• 2 September 2003

• #5

thanks

but do you have any idea how to transport it into Estonia???

 

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area51lover

Well-Known Member

• 2 September 2003

• #6

yes thake the hebo clutch its a good thing

 

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SR Max Biaggi

Gilera DNA te koop

• 3 September 2003

• #7

Originally posted by justhmike
thanks

but do you have any idea how to transport it into Estonia???

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www.scootparts.nl you can order there, and they'll send it all across europe......i think

this is the hebo clutch in the scootparts shop: http://www.scootparts.nl/koppelinghebo.html

 

Glenn

Design

• 3 September 2003

• #8

estonia ? wow

 

Manta

Oldskool membert

• 3 September 2003

• #9

www.easyparts.nl sends across europe too.

 

Patrick

Retired die-hard

• 4 September 2003

• #10

Didn't know that this forum is also famous in Estonia

 

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justhmike

Well-Known Member

• 19 September 2003

• #11

but can i also buy it from Stockholm or Helsinki?

thanks

 

Bas

Administrator

Staff member

• 19 September 2003

• #12

http://www.italjetdragster.com

This is swedish i believe...

 

NeoGeniX

Husqvarna SM450R

• 20 September 2003

• #13

Nope that one is english

 

Velo

Well-Known Member

• 22 September 2003

• #14

Originally posted by justhmike
but can i also buy it from Stockholm or Helsinki?

thanks

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www.scooter-racing.dk sends to Sweden and The owner speeks the Language too.

I prefer the Polini Speed cluch (3 arms)
(Wich is used in my Racer, It can last. It has a good grip. And foolproof to setup)

 

minaracers

=> minaPrutsers...

• 23 September 2003

• #15

Maybe Scooter Attack also delivers to your home?

 

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justhmike

Well-Known Member

• 29 September 2003

• #16

OK... now i have another problem i must change Contrast spring because original is "slippy"??? (i don't know how to say in english exactly)
but here's the question... should/can i use polini evo gold spring? and local pro said that i should also change rolls (right now i have Polini original rolls, actually i dont know the exact weight) and wich kind of rolls should i use?

sry bout my english

 

Kenneth

wil o0k r@Lf-f@n sijn :(

• 1 October 2003

• #17

You can better use a polini "gold" or something like that..
Evo spring is much to strong for your setup.
The brand of your rolls isn't that important !
What weight in the rolls is something we can't predict, that's something that you have to test again and again (different rolls)..
The combination of rolls that you think that gives the best result, are the one that you need to use ofcourse..

 

Last edited: 1 October 2003

tiba_karotsu

OVERREV TUNING

• 1 October 2003

• #18

just change the Contrast spring first & see what happens, you can buy & change the rollers later after you feel the results of the spring change, try a Malossi Yellow contrast spring.

 

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justhmike

Well-Known Member

• 4 October 2003

• #19

THNX

but im bit stuck AGAIN dumb me... theres a clutch for 105mm and 107mm... witch one should i buy? i have original clutchbell!

 

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XarsioN

Well-Known Member

• 11 October 2003

• #20

Models after 1998 have 107mm....