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High-quality replacement gudgeon pin circlips from Malossi for 10mm and...
The HAT weights are very durable and self lubricating. Available in a...
Pro Taper is well known for manufacturing high-quality grips and...
Budget weights by Motoforce, choice of weights. Available in a range of...
Replacement reed valve gasket for all Minarelli Horizontal engines.
The thermal grade of the spark-plug is of prime importance with tuning...
In order to offer optimal handling, a dragrace handlebar should be...
Replacement Piston for the Stage 6 Streetrace 50cc 12mm Minarelli / Piaggio
Replacement Piston for the Stage 6 Streetrace 50cc 10mm minarelli
Universal speedometer for supermotos, scooters etc. featuring all...
Universal speedometer for supermotos, scooters etc. featuring all...
Universal speedometer for supermotos, scooters etc. featuring all...
The pulley is CNC machined from high quality aluminium and is suitable...
This intake funnel with grille combines the advantages of an open intake...
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Drive face with optimized drive face angle. In...
The Motoforce oil seal set includes both oil...
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Replacement OEM Yamaha parts.
Drive face with optimized drive face angle. In order to keep costs down, original racing drives are usually cast or - even worse - pressed steel. When these parts are cooling down after casting, the metal is still molten and the drive face angles can often vary. Due to the fact that racing engines have a very narrow power band, these tolerances have direct consequences on the power output. In contrast to those standard versions, the Stage6 racing drive is precisely CNC cut out of solid material. All in all, more than twelve different versions were tested to find the optimal angle.The high quality alloys and the special surface coating used in this drive face make cooling fins unnecessary. The reduced mass has of course positive results for the power at the rear wheel. This racing drive was actually developed for drag races, but Freddy Koopmans also used them with his racing scooters in the 2004 season.
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