Great video I’ve been in the scooter game for 13 years starting from 150cc to 241cc. I have spent thousands of dollars to get to where I’m at today. I finally settled for the 232cc and that’s it for me. I’ve learned so much about these scooter and everything I know I got from videos like this and asking a lot of questions. The secret to having a fast or reliable bike is testing and tuning. Right now I run the reveno kit I’m very happy with that set up.
I REALLY want to get a Reveno clutch. I was looking around and thinking on buying from rolling wrench. Seems the best price. I am scared of the 232 cause of boring the case. Is that a big deal or not?
@@GhettoWrench Trust me if you can build a 150 you definitely can build a 232 nothing to it. As for boring the case you just buy a b block case from Rovira motorcycle it comes with gaskets and oil cooler ports. The case cost around 300 to 350
And the reveno clutch and variator is absolutely amazing before that kit I had the polini clutch and the ncy variator it worked fine but the reveno does it for me. If you need help with the 232 build I can give you a complete list and vendors you can order from
Another great explanation of how the belt, pulley and clutch work! One suggestion. When you take a video of a screen the focus is way off. Try moving the camera farther away and zooming in.
@@Kevin-j9c1l I am getting ready to start messing with variator rollers. What was your experience? If you have the time to answer. It would be great to know what you did and what you found. Also what type and size bike.
Very nice video i was really digging deep on cvt stuff and i was getting there close to your same conclusión, im planing to get a 842 belt gates powerlink from ebay , and theres some cheapo 115mm variator on ebay , are they worth a try ? , my engine has some mods so i think it can handle the new belt and variator but dont know if those cheapo 115mm are worth a try
Any conclusion about the generic variator being the same as the better types? I would love to know which one is good. They do appear the same to me also. Even the rolling wrench one looks the same.
Thank you for the video. I have a question. What would you suggest for a belt? I just put a big bor kit in my qmb139 it was 50CC now 80cc long case GEN, five mad dog
A Maddog is actually an XL case and takes a 788. If it is not a maddog it takes the 669. Use a Gates Powerlink. That is the BEST. They last forever. The Naraku is the worst I have used. They last 100 miles
Ok I just reread you DO have a maddog. So the correct size is 788-18-28... and now says 788-18-30. Anyway only Naraku makes that size. Don't get it. Get the Gates( 788-18.1) and it is the best.
Randy. What was your. Top speed after you'd set up change. Did u change. The gear set up just curious I got the 50cc. Gonna do the. BBK. I think. It's actually. 90 cc. Let me. No top end speed did u stay with the 5 gm weights
No idea. Can you get ebay or Amazon stuff there? Biggest we can get are those 150cc ones on ebay. Then we do the 172cc top end kit. Any bigger and the piston skirt does not fit and the case has to be bored bigger.
I would do all the stuff I did on my black gen v in the videos EXCEPT the 171 BBK or rear gear set. The bottom end felt like it was going to do a wheelie before I did the rear gear set. It was doing 66 and felt super strong with just T100 cam and 28mm PWK and 115mm variator/842 belt.
@@GhettoWrenchI have a 150cc stock with 28mm pwk,installing 115mm variator with 13gram rollers and 842 belt today.The T100 cam will help get the bike to 55-60mph stock engine?🤔
Daniel... The Trike is heavier and more rear end drag than the 2 wheeler. I would NOT gear it up with a longer belt or bigger variator. I think you won't have the power to use the taller gearing. I would try to get more power. My 3 fav power mods are midrange A12 cam, 28mm PWK carb and then electric fuel pump so it can keep up. The electric fuel pump alone will get you over 50.
no bro. some are worth, others arent. i did not use the ncy kit but did install 4 or 5 in the last year. this kit actually do a good bit of a difference. ofcourse its NCY. they dont sell useless shit. i did install the Naraku kit twice. i did not use it personally but i did ride a customer scooter for 3 days straight after i installed it ( because im a fan of the Naraku quality, on par with malossi and others ). beautifull and working kit. it was on a 72cc ( 47mm ) bbk. from a naraku sport variator and stock everything else to the full kit, 8 km/h gains after a proper tune. before it was just with aproximate tune, and only 3 km/h gain. but keep in mind that any cvt tune do increase both acceleration and top speed. ive seen big increase in acceleration but i dont have number so i didnt talk about. i did install 3 different kit mostly from aliexpress but also amazon, waste of money. they're just "looking" like sport/racing kit. they're standard. Glixal variator seems ok'ish in term of performance ( quality is decent ). you can build a decent kit, too. not cheaper but you can buy parts weekly or whatever is your pay according to your budget. the best i found with time and installs is : Naraku racing variator, NCY read pully ( for honda dio ), Motoforce racing clutch ( be aware, even with very soft spring, that thing engage as high rpm ! ), any non chinese clutch springs, malossi contra spring, Naraku/Gates or dayco ( forget junk belt like malossi stage6 and so on. they provide extrem grip, but doesnt last any longer than cheap noname 5$ belt. RACING application ONLY ), and a Naraku variator face. you have the best cvt possible ( including QUALITY, durability and performance ) on a 139qmb. for bigegr gy6 there are other options, but i specialize in 139qmb so i dont know 125 and 150 much.
yup they do. but both polini and malossi vomit hearing "4 stroke" so they're not as good as they are on 2 stroke. so those brand i talked about. good quality, not so good fitment.
So do I Increase top speed by having lighter rollers with a new variator or heavier rollers? Idc about being quick I want top speed I need help. I already have a bbk
@BillEddie typically heavy rollers, but your engine has to have the power to get to at least 8000 RPM with those heavy rollers. If you can't get to 8k then lighter rollers can actually make you faster because you can get higher RPM. It's a balancing act.
@@GhettoWrench it's sadly hurts, because I really looked up to these guys as mechanics. But there's a lot of trust that they broke, claiming products were theirs and it wasn't. Sad. I wonder how many people they have scammed who went to them in person to get their scooters fixed 😔
funny you mention that number $375... I just had to replace my whole motor and off amazon with tax and delivery I just paid $375.. I personally dont think spending any dollars to just get 5 miles hour faster... the things I upgrded that matter not for top end but for ease of starting and idle.. the carc i got was the Nibi performance carb.. no more sitting there with it not starting problems.. if my starter could talk (he he) it would thank me for not cranking it all the time with that stupid electronic choke. the other thing I got was the better exhaust for looks and sound...
I bought the 26mm mikuni carburetor. It's challenging to dial in but doesn't seem worth the hassle so far. The potential issue that concerns me about the nibbi is my frame on the experimental scooter is Chinese. Just a regular scooter and gas the frame piece right in the way where I can't get an air cleaner of any type on with the pwk. Using the adapter to get the two bolt face nibbi would push the carburetor back even further. I don't think it would fit but I really would like the ease of use and performance with the nibbi. The cvk was fine I just wanted something better.
@Donbscooters757 I'm using aliexpress more and more. Just blew up my stihl sawing trees from Hurricanes and ordered a chinese clone. Cheaper than a rebuild and it's bolt for bolt a stihl.
I got a gy6 150 moped put a 26mm carb on it and tuned it good and it does 84 mph i bet i could get it to go faster but eh its fast enough for a moped lol
Rolling wrench is a ripp off.doesnt respond.he just shows off his garbage.i played with variators and u will never do 75mph.U ripp ur belts.Use dr pulley light sliders.stock clutch aftermarket bell.stock contra spring or 1000 rpm spring. stock variator stock or 1000 rpm clutch springs and the collar for contraspring that has bearings.modify ur cam a jett ur carb.i did 70mph 210 lb rider on a VINO 125.now i a 5 mm over piston and i need to install a 24mm slide carb.it shoud do 75 easy.And quick out the line.Heavy contra springs ALONE RIPP BELTS.i set my scooters for freeway use
Dude, you have saved me so much headache and money with these videos. Kudos man!
Great video I’ve been in the scooter game for 13 years starting from 150cc to 241cc. I have spent thousands of dollars to get to where I’m at today. I finally settled for the 232cc and that’s it for me. I’ve learned so much about these scooter and everything I know I got from videos like this and asking a lot of questions. The secret to having a fast or reliable bike is testing and tuning. Right now I run the reveno kit I’m very happy with that set up.
I REALLY want to get a Reveno clutch. I was looking around and thinking on buying from rolling wrench. Seems the best price. I am scared of the 232 cause of boring the case. Is that a big deal or not?
@@GhettoWrench Trust me if you can build a 150 you definitely can build a 232 nothing to it. As for boring the case you just buy a b block case from Rovira motorcycle it comes with gaskets and oil cooler ports. The case cost around 300 to 350
And the reveno clutch and variator is absolutely amazing before that kit I had the polini clutch and the ncy variator it worked fine but the reveno does it for me. If you need help with the 232 build I can give you a complete list and vendors you can order from
@@dougparsley910 awesome info. Thanks. I think I'm gonna get that Reveno.
I’m not big on comments for videos, but I absolutely love how well you explain everything! Very worth the subscription! Keep up the solid work 🤘🏼
Thanks!
Truly the best scooter channel on UA-cam!
Another great explanation of how the belt, pulley and clutch work! One suggestion. When you take a video of a screen the focus is way off. Try moving the camera farther away and zooming in.
Ok. Good tip. Thanks. So do the zoom in on editing then.
I hadn't thought of that.
I appreciate that tip, it's a very good idea. Thank you.
Looking forward to see the before and after on the gearing change!
Me too. May do it tomorrow morning.
I'm putting gearing in. Waiting for the parts in 3 days. I didn't have luck with the variator rollers. ☹️
@@Kevin-j9c1l
I am getting ready to start messing with variator rollers. What was your experience? If you have the time to answer. It would be great to know what you did and what you found. Also what type and size bike.
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Very nice video i was really digging deep on cvt stuff and i was getting there close to your same conclusión, im planing to get a 842 belt gates powerlink from ebay , and theres some cheapo 115mm variator on ebay , are they worth a try ? , my engine has some mods so i think it can handle the new belt and variator but dont know if those cheapo 115mm are worth a try
I have no idea if the cheapo variator is same as expensive one. They look the same to me. LOL
@@GhettoWrench i think ill gave it a try and well see haha
Any conclusion about the generic variator being the same as the better types? I would love to know which one is good. They do appear the same to me also. Even the rolling wrench one looks the same.
Thank you for the video. I have a question. What would you suggest for a belt? I just put a big bor kit in my qmb139 it was 50CC now 80cc long case GEN, five mad dog
A Maddog is actually an XL case and takes a 788. If it is not a maddog it takes the 669. Use a Gates Powerlink. That is the BEST. They last forever. The Naraku is the worst I have used. They last 100 miles
Ok I just reread you DO have a maddog. So the correct size is 788-18-28... and now says 788-18-30. Anyway only Naraku makes that size. Don't get it. Get the Gates( 788-18.1) and it is the best.
OK thanks appreciate the advice
Randy. What was your. Top speed after you'd set up change. Did u change. The gear set up just curious I got the 50cc. Gonna do the. BBK. I think. It's actually. 90 cc. Let me. No top end speed did u stay with the 5 gm weights
Where u get the powerlink belt .. I looked Amazon n looking at the reviews n some are saying it's not a real belt ECT
I always get them on ebay and says "US Supplier".
I live in Angola. I need a GY6 engine with the displacement changed to 175cc or more than that. How can I buy from there?
No idea. Can you get ebay or Amazon stuff there? Biggest we can get are those 150cc ones on ebay. Then we do the 172cc top end kit. Any bigger and the piston skirt does not fit and the case has to be bored bigger.
What would you recommend on an Ice Bear 150cc trike. Would like to keep good bottom end plus be able to cruise 55 to 60. Getting about 49 now
I would do all the stuff I did on my black gen v in the videos EXCEPT the 171 BBK or rear gear set. The bottom end felt like it was going to do a wheelie before I did the rear gear set. It was doing 66 and felt super strong with just T100 cam and 28mm PWK and 115mm variator/842 belt.
@@GhettoWrenchI have a 150cc stock with 28mm pwk,installing 115mm variator with 13gram rollers and 842 belt today.The T100 cam will help get the bike to 55-60mph stock engine?🤔
Daniel... The Trike is heavier and more rear end drag than the 2 wheeler. I would NOT gear it up with a longer belt or bigger variator. I think you won't have the power to use the taller gearing. I would try to get more power. My 3 fav power mods are midrange A12 cam, 28mm PWK carb and then electric fuel pump so it can keep up. The electric fuel pump alone will get you over 50.
no bro.
some are worth, others arent.
i did not use the ncy kit but did install 4 or 5 in the last year. this kit actually do a good bit of a difference. ofcourse its NCY. they dont sell useless shit.
i did install the Naraku kit twice. i did not use it personally but i did ride a customer scooter for 3 days straight after i installed it ( because im a fan of the Naraku quality, on par with malossi and others ). beautifull and working kit. it was on a 72cc ( 47mm ) bbk. from a naraku sport variator and stock everything else to the full kit, 8 km/h gains after a proper tune. before it was just with aproximate tune, and only 3 km/h gain. but keep in mind that any cvt tune do increase both acceleration and top speed. ive seen big increase in acceleration but i dont have number so i didnt talk about.
i did install 3 different kit mostly from aliexpress but also amazon, waste of money. they're just "looking" like sport/racing kit. they're standard. Glixal variator seems ok'ish in term of performance ( quality is decent ).
you can build a decent kit, too. not cheaper but you can buy parts weekly or whatever is your pay according to your budget. the best i found with time and installs is : Naraku racing variator, NCY read pully ( for honda dio ), Motoforce racing clutch ( be aware, even with very soft spring, that thing engage as high rpm ! ), any non chinese clutch springs, malossi contra spring, Naraku/Gates or dayco ( forget junk belt like malossi stage6 and so on. they provide extrem grip, but doesnt last any longer than cheap noname 5$ belt. RACING application ONLY ), and a Naraku variator face. you have the best cvt possible ( including QUALITY, durability and performance ) on a 139qmb. for bigegr gy6 there are other options, but i specialize in 139qmb so i dont know 125 and 150 much.
Thanks. I want to try that polini 95mm variator kit on a 50. They make good stuff
yup they do. but both polini and malossi vomit hearing "4 stroke" so they're not as good as they are on 2 stroke. so those brand i talked about. good quality, not so good fitment.
Reveno is a great clutch however.
Did you end up changing your springs with the stock clutch? Thanks
Nope. Still running everything on clutch. I have them, but like the way it drives.
Those cost about 20$ in china 😅😅😅
So do I Increase top speed by having lighter rollers with a new variator or heavier rollers? Idc about being quick I want top speed I need help. I already have a bbk
@BillEddie typically heavy rollers, but your engine has to have the power to get to at least 8000 RPM with those heavy rollers. If you can't get to 8k then lighter rollers can actually make you faster because you can get higher RPM. It's a balancing act.
Rollin Wrench claims they make it custom. I found their stuff on Temu for dirt cheap, even "their" racing carb
@@scooterman7098 yep. I have his best carb and the $36 one on AliExperss. Identical.
@@GhettoWrench it's sadly hurts, because I really looked up to these guys as mechanics. But there's a lot of trust that they broke, claiming products were theirs and it wasn't. Sad. I wonder how many people they have scammed who went to them in person to get their scooters fixed 😔
@@scooterman7098 oh tons... that is the reason I started making these videos. Cause my buddies were getting ripped off and scammed so bad.
funny you mention that number $375... I just had to replace my whole motor and off amazon with tax and delivery I just paid $375.. I personally dont think spending any dollars to just get 5 miles hour faster... the things I upgrded that matter not for top end but for ease of starting and idle.. the carc i got was the Nibi performance carb.. no more sitting there with it not starting problems.. if my starter could talk (he he) it would thank me for not cranking it all the time with that stupid electronic choke. the other thing I got was the better exhaust for looks and sound...
@@chuckkern5538 cool. The CVKs always started best for me. You will like that Nibbi.
I bought the 26mm mikuni carburetor. It's challenging to dial in but doesn't seem worth the hassle so far. The potential issue that concerns me about the nibbi is my frame on the experimental scooter is Chinese. Just a regular scooter and gas the frame piece right in the way where I can't get an air cleaner of any type on with the pwk. Using the adapter to get the two bolt face nibbi would push the carburetor back even further. I don't think it would fit but I really would like the ease of use and performance with the nibbi. The cvk was fine I just wanted something better.
It’s not worth it you’re never going to notice that much power better off doing an engine swap or buying a bigger bike if you want more power
Now this somebody knows what they talking about
Your so right bro why wast the engine
Thanks for the info I was thinking the same 💩
Thank u new 23 Teyin I am gonna leave it at the exhaust and carb upgrade tank you I was saving for that Reveno ahahhahah
When talking about speed, you must specify rider weight.
Good idea. Thanks. I'm usually about 200 but was bulked up to 216 for my speed vs weight video. I will start including that.
I woukd biy from places like this . There are others where way cheaper that sell the sake exact stuff
@Donbscooters757 I'm using aliexpress more and more. Just blew up my stihl sawing trees from Hurricanes and ordered a chinese clone. Cheaper than a rebuild and it's bolt for bolt a stihl.
@@GhettoWrench yep that's what site I use so far quality products coming from them
Reveno is a different animal in its own way
Ya if can give me a nice smooth ride like the wife's vespa has then it would be worth the money.
Ghetto Wrench strikes again...yeah!😂
Power to the people! ..... but I do want that Rolling Wrench Reveno clutch! LOL
@@GhettoWrench either your ghetto or not...lol just kidding. Ghetto Wrench Crew 4 ever.
Contay spring?
@BillEddie I have played with them but with no luck. I may re visit them and see if I can hold the shift till higher RPM on a 50.
@@GhettoWrench I just hadn't heard that one yet. I've watched your bbk video like 100 times by now and all my parts will be here by the 22nd.
"That one yet" meaning not having heard it called that. I'm new.
@@BillEddie awesome. It will be so much better
@@BillEddie oh ok.. LOL. They call it a Contra Spring or Torque Spring or Big clutch Spring.
I got a gy6 150 moped put a 26mm carb on it and tuned it good and it does 84 mph i bet i could get it to go faster but eh its fast enough for a moped lol
Ya I don't why these maddogs are so slow, but they really are. Just a basic Lancer or other 150 moped is way faster.
Rolling wrench is a ripp off.doesnt respond.he just shows off his garbage.i played with variators and u will never do 75mph.U ripp ur belts.Use dr pulley light sliders.stock clutch aftermarket bell.stock contra spring or 1000 rpm spring. stock variator stock or 1000 rpm clutch springs and the collar for contraspring that has bearings.modify ur cam a jett ur carb.i did 70mph 210 lb rider on a VINO 125.now i a 5 mm over piston and i need to install a 24mm slide carb.it shoud do 75 easy.And quick out the line.Heavy contra springs ALONE RIPP BELTS.i set my scooters for freeway use