Another great video. Dan knows his stuff alright. It's great to see such competence.

I've been thinking about doing this on my scooter for months now, he made it look so simple!

👍 Very helpful. Thanks For sharing.

this. is. a. great. video! Thanks!!

Awesome. What size nuts were the variator and clutch bolts? Thanks!

Nice clear video which is good as so many guys dropping the camera etc... I've got an Xmax400 with a JCosta variator but thinking of changing back to standard as I find it to revvy (very nippy though) and with an Akrapovic exhaust to noisy so going back to standard. After watching this it looks simple apart from getting that front nut off but not sure if the variator shift needs lubricating? .. any thoughts

question, is yamalube m grease applied to the collar or any portion of the “non variator” surfaces. in the shop manual it states: lube the variator bolt and mating surfaces” i see videos where this is done and others where it is not. so which is it?

i ordered this kit for my xmax from costa directly and will be installing it next week. do you find it to be a good variator pros and cons?

hi can you say which using tools number for front and rear keys? sorry for my bad eng

Did you have your valve adjusted/checked at your 12k service. If so how much did it cost to check them. The manual says they need to be inspected at 12k miles.

What’s the name of the part you used sand paper on?? To remove the shine

Wow.

Where did you get the variator from ?

Hola que más llevas montado? aparte del variador jcosta. Y cual es su velocidad máxima en llano ?

Yo lo llevo montado en mi X Max 300, y tengo que reconocer que he ganado velocidad punta y salida sobre todo salida eso si 500 vueltas más alto de revoluciones que de serie, pero ninguna moto de serie me pilla

Is this Australia? Hello from America. I'm too getting an Xmax soon. I got rid of my Tmax since it was a bit too much. Awesome channel.

Hi guys, wear safety glasses and a n52 dust mask. Let's go. Safety first.

i put my jcosta variator on today and got back from a trial run on my xmax 2020 model. the machine work in the variator is very good, and the design makes good sense. here’s what i immediately noticed. 1. Rpm’s increased considerably off the mark, making the bike more responsive. 2. it seems quieter than the stock variator 3. smoother transition through its full range. on the highway at 75mph the rpm’s we’re about 750 to 1000 higher. this isn’t a bad thing because it feels as if the bike is more consistent in its power, wind and hills have less effect. not sure about fuel consumption but it’s most likely going to be decreased. the longevity of the weights etc. is yet to be seen. it’s a great kit, but in a few months i’ll pull it apart and see what it looks like. i bought my set up directly from jcosta fast and easy but pricey

Hello are you in the US? What does changing that do to the scooter im getting this scooter soon

the standard Yamaha roller weights and belt lasted for 12000 miles ?

Any update on this? Still got it it on ? Happy with it etc ? Also I know your mate didn't torque the bolts up but do you know the torque settings as I can't find anywhere and don't have a workshop manual ! Cheers

Where did you get this done thinking of going the same

PALO!

Hi handsome. Why did you select a Yamaha XMax? What problems did you encounter since your purchase? We're there repeated parts that needed to be replaced, please name them. Did you have Yamaha warranty? If so did Yamaha stand by there warranty? Do you recommend there warranty? Thanks.

what is the length and weight of the rollers?

Are you from Essex or Suffolk pal you mention Henley and that’s near like Ipswich in Suffolk

Did u get the EVO4R bro ?

Good video; why did you change the variator? ( 12000km)

Great vid...so....improvement? Top end?

Hi handsome , more videos please. Thanks.

Doesnt look to bad to do. Im still thinking about getting a scooter

Xmax 400