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Quote by: Hue
Has anyone tried shave/sanding .5-1mm off the drive face? This will push the belt higher, giving you more top speed.
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The seat of a scooter or motorcycle is often a topic for criticism, and how a seat feels is very personal – what works for me will maybe not work for somebody else. It would be very difficult to please everybody with a motorcycle/scooter seat. |
Active Member Group Comfort Level:: +32 Registered: 08/27/07 |
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Flying Squirrel | ||||||||
Quote by: idiote
The Constant Variable Transmission (CVT) on the Honda Ruckus follows the classic design that was introduced with the GY6, while the Honda PCX150 uses the V-Matic design, one of Honda latest designs to modernize CVT.[
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Active Member Group Comfort Level:: +5 Registered: 04/23/10 |
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Anonymous: idiote | ||||||||
Quote by: Flying Squirrel
Quote by: idiote
The Constant Variable Transmission (CVT) on the Honda Ruckus follows the classic design that was introduced with the GY6, while the Honda PCX150 uses the V-Matic design, one of Honda latest designs to modernize CVT.[
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Flying Squirrel | ||||||||
According to the patent in the link above
This invention relates to a belt-type continuously variable transmission apparatus, and more particularly to a V-belt continuously variable transmission apparatus wherein the transmission gear ratio can be controlled by an electric actuator,
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Active Member Group Comfort Level:: +5 Registered: 04/23/10 |
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