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Re: Just bought my Agility 50 with only 77km on it.
« Reply #15 on: January 04, 2012, 09:27:20 PM »
It dosn't sound as if you are restricted , and it probably will run better in warm weather . Make sure you have the tires fully inflated , I run 32psi in mine , that helps a lot . Good luck .

Thanks for this info :) I had wondered cause everything I read was like EU or something and not psi.

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Re: Just bought my Agility 50 with only 77km on it.
« Reply #16 on: January 04, 2012, 09:29:25 PM »
Check out wordslingers youtube video
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Re: Just bought my Agility 50 with only 77km on it.
« Reply #17 on: January 04, 2012, 10:01:11 PM »
Is 300km when I am supposed to do the very first oil change? I read this somewhere but not sure it that sounds right.

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Re: Just bought my Agility 50 with only 77km on it.
« Reply #18 on: January 08, 2012, 03:22:54 PM »
Is 300km when I am supposed to do the very first oil change? I read this somewhere but not sure it that sounds right.

If its been sitting around doing nothing for years then i would probably have changed the engine and gear oil for fresh stuff before i ran it, maybe thats just me being over cautious tho?  :-\

The manual says that 42mph is the top speed of a derestricted agility 50, which is probably true for flats. If you then tune it up a bit you can usuallly get between 42-46mph on flats depending on weather, wind, your weight, tyre pressure, valve clearances, cvt set-up etc.

I have not spent much on mine ( under £100) and get 42-46mph on the speedo guage on flats (on a good day), just over 50mph downhill (on a good day) and average 30mph uphills. Unless you fit a larger cc kit uphills will always affect speeds, just take a run at it and  blast up the hills. When i see a hill coming i always try speed up before it so the momentum helps carry me up. Fitting a stiffer torque spring in the rear pulley and using lighter rollers will help with hills too.
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Re: Just bought my Agility 50 with only 77km on it.
« Reply #19 on: January 08, 2012, 06:12:48 PM »
Fitting a stiffer torque spring in the rear pulley and using lighter rollers will help with hills too.  


..i'm currently running a "1500" contra with my oem torque driver and a Stage6 adjustable clutch with a Naraku bell...

..5.1 rollers inna Naraku variator..

..just last evening i swapped in the heavier of the fly springs and adjusted to about half tension...

..need just a lil tighter, i think but i'm going to let them seat for a cpl days to see how it levels out..
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Re: Just bought my Agility 50 with only 77km on it.
« Reply #20 on: January 08, 2012, 08:12:08 PM »
Fitting a stiffer torque spring in the rear pulley and using lighter rollers will help with hills too.  


..i'm currently running a "1500" contra with my oem torque driver and a Stage6 adjustable clutch with a Naraku bell...

..5.1 rollers inna Naraku variator..

..just last evening i swapped in the heavier of the fly springs and adjusted to about half tension...

..need just a lil tighter, i think but i'm going to let them seat for a cpl days to see how it levels out..

Yeah i also use a 1500 contra, suits me better than a 1000 or stock, 1500 fly springs, race variator, 82 jet,  5.5g rollers, Malossi 737 long belt, stock exhaust, stock airbox, stock clutch (apart from the springs).
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