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Grrrr, I'm jealous. Whaddya need that thing for anyway?! It's missing a back wheel!

Sinceriously good score, Dawg! You and The Bear can blaze the trail to eighth-liter 2-Smoke performance.

In another thread, I suggested a mild 125cc ENDURO pipe might be a good match for Scooter Duty. Bear misinterpreted that to mean a CR pipe, but I was thinking more MT-125. Yeah, it'll need some cuttin' an'-a-weldin' but the volume and geometry's been tried and tested.

Anyhow, Piped or not, should be a spacious fun ride.

bradthreee wrote:Jealous!!!

Some Carnuba wax, Mother's back to black, and some elbow gease is all you need to make her look like new again

Don't forget Krylon Clear on faded red and Black plastics. Works wonders lasts for a few years.

motormike wrote:.....My expectation is to find that the main jet is somewhat reduced by varnish and will clean up and return to normal.....What is the result if I move the main jet needle up a notch??......I have already inspected the handlebars for room to hang a brake-lever perch, but routing the cable gave me visions of wrestling an octopus.....thanx for saying that you have done this....at least I know it is possible.

If you use the Aero 80 switch assembly, it replaces the the Aero 125 switch assembly and has the brake lever attached. The cable routes just like you would on any other scooter. Down the stem, back along and under the floor board to the rear brake assembly. I have this done to two of my 125's. The switch assembly is a plug in deal. The cable came from a GY6 150cc scooter, 175 cm IIRC.

motormike wrote:....acknowledged Bear....thanx for giving up the info......STILL WONDERING...."what is result when moving the main jet needle up a notch ?".............

If you move the clip up the needle, you lower the needle, thereby leaning out the mid range. Oh an visa-a-versa.

FYI, I just acquired a set of Aero 80 handlebars with both switch assemblies and brake levers. I will make you good deal on the left one.

Wheelman-111 wrote:Greetings:

Grrrr, I'm jealous. Whaddya need that thing for anyway?! It's missing a back wheel!

Sinceriously good score, Dawg! You and The Bear can blaze the trail to eighth-liter 2-Smoke performance.

In another thread, I suggested a mild 125cc ENDURO pipe might be a good match for Scooter Duty. Bear misinterpreted that to mean a CR pipe, but I was thinking more MT-125. Yeah, it'll need some cuttin' an'-a-weldin' but the volume and geometry's been tried and tested.

Anyhow, Piped or not, should be a spacious fun ride.

I'm not sure the 125 exhaust is a problem. A member on another forum put a CT intake (with adapter) and a 28 mm OKO on his and does 65 mph and it is only that fast because he won't use the 1/3 of throttle that is left.

Good work Mike

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Bear, 65 on a 125cc is respectable in my book. Maybe Honda-san did put a decent-performing pipe on it in the first place.
I've never even seen one, so you gotta pic? Real nice Mike!

Not much to see.

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