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Browsing Archive: January, 2012

Changing the rear Sprocket

Posted by Kevin Rutland on Tuesday, January 31, 2012, In : Modifications

I tried changing the rear sprocket from the stock 30 teeth, 530 pitch, to a 26 teeth, 530 pitch sprocket. I was able to take the triek out over the weekend ...... in January! Ihad the GPS set up and I weas still only getting 51.5mph, which was about what I got with the 30 teeth sprocket.

This leads me to believe that the answer lies in either the CVT system, the CDI or the carburettor. I'm going to add an rev counter so that I can see what the engine is doing a various speeds, and then I may...
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Getting More Speed

Posted by Kevin Rutland on Saturday, January 14, 2012, In : Modifications

As the top speed, as verified by GPS, is only 50mph or so, some of us are looking at trying a few mods to increase this.

One possiblility is changing the rear sprocket ratio. There is no free prize. Increasing the speed costs some torque, or acceleration, However, it is a way to experiment without throwing too much cash at it, and it is reversable, easy to try, and so is worth a try.

The MC-95 reverse trike currently uses a 18 teeth front sprocket, and a 30 teeth rear sprocket

This gives a ra...
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