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This link http://www.scooterloungeonline.com/product/M%20319987 says piston # is 347036

So this should be the piston

https://www.amazon.com/Malossi-34-7036-Replacement-Cylinder/dp/B0057X6N0G

Thanks I can confirm that is the correct piston. Identical to my original.

For future reference for others who may need a piston get the 347036 for Dio. Malossi makes like 8 different model 347036 pistons. 347036(a), 347036(b), etc. Different pin sizes, chrome rings, etc. combinations.

Interesting. I'm going to give it a try.

Any ideas on how to mount an OKO 21mm carb to my Like?

I found this: http://pages.ebay.com/motors/link/?nav=item.view&id=200858549360&alt=web but the seller says it fits 28-32mm carbs. From my research the OKO 21mm is 35mm.. :/

The 50cc has one shock and the higher cc's have 2 shocks. 2 shocks vs 1 shock can make a difference hitting dippy surfaces, a piece of debris or pot hole at 50 mph. I notice at about 42 MPH oscillations and vibrations start to set in. I can almost know when Im doing 40 MPH without looking at the speedometer.

Probably all fine if road surfaces are perfectly smooth and flat.

http://www.calsci.com/motorcycleinfo/Suspension.html

Any procedures to show how to add a second shock ?

I know the feeling. I'm used to it now and dont really mind it. I'm doing 40 to 45 and hitting the limit on the speedo (50) down some hills. At first it really scared me but the more I ride it the more comfortable I've become. The only time its given me pause is down hill with the speedo maxed and the engine sounding like it's doing 10k rpm. That's when I slow down...

I do too.

You could eat off that thing! Time for me to get scrubbing.

Not too expensive for the parts, if the pipe is OK?
But the wait might be a problem for the parts.
Stig

Pipes fine thankfully.

I can get you the bolts, and gasket within a few days.

I'll message you. I need them.

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Exhaust is back on and I'm riding!

I went to my local scooter shop but they didn't have the right size gasket. They did give me regular nuts and washers that fit. I popped the old gasket off my stock exhaust and am using that for now.

Quick question. The old stock exhaust only used a metal ring gasket. The Tecnigas came with like a paper type gasket. That's what I lost. Was I supposed to use both on the new exhaust? The metal ring and the paper one together. Or one or the other? I originally only installed it with the paper one.. The manifold has a nice little recess for the metal ring.

Well I went for it and made it home fine. Woo!

An exhaust nut sheared off and the rattling made the whole exhaust fall off. I'm about a mile from home.. Is it safe to ride home without the exhaust attached?