Hi Paul, yes, they are so stiff when they new too. They don't roll as easily as the Specials.

Thank you my man, great appreciation🙌

Thank you for taking the time to write this comment. Encouragement and support like this is truly amazing to hear! The smaller carb give low end and economy for the daily rider.

We greatly appreciate your comment🙌 Thank you for watching, all the best.

Thanks and glad you like the pen tip👍heaps of tips in the audio of all our videos.

Ohh thank you so much🙌

Thanks DR.

Yes we will do that, we are starting a Piaggio Zip Series as we speak. So stay tuned it will hit the tube this Saturday.

Hello, Glad it helped and well done👌 The rollers don't rattle under acceleration, check if there is something loose at the engine, check the transmission bolts and nuts, check the exhaust and exhaust brackets. Check the kick start lever.

@@scooterstreetau just a quick update if someone has the same rattling: Yesterday I removed the clutch drum and saw that the 3 pads on the outside of the clutch centrifugal unit had pretty shiny surface which is not good. I sanded them down a little bit with 100 grit paper and I also sanded the inside edge of the drum because that was also too shiny and slippery. Cleaned everything with brake cleaner and the noise is gone 😁 thanks for the tips anyway!

You could start with another battery that has a higher amp hour rating. I prefer to fit a second battery which powers the heated grips. Connect the main battery to the second battery by way of parallel, voltage stays at 12V. ( google Series and Parallel for 12V batteries). Use an isolation swith which isolates the power between the 2nd battery and turn it on during riding when you need to charge the second battery. Use the 2nd battery for the grips only and not both to start the electric motor. For best results seek professional help when fitting electricals.

Thank you for the super quick reply. The thing is, my under seat compartment is full of tools and spares, tire sealant (I am prepared for anything :) ). And there is no room for battery that is bigger than the stock one, I'm afraid. I'd rather buy another stator with bigger output but I've never heard of aftermarket ones. Thank you for the idea, I will keep it in mind.

All the best. Let us know the final result.@@iamandreja

Thank you 🙌. Which wiring?

@@scooterstreetaui would love a video about the wiring harness, wiring for lights and ignition

Thank you🙌

Check the fitment for the Polini part number to your Aprilia model. Check the fitting instructions. Where did you buy the kit from ask the supplier as they will be more familiar with the parts you bought.

Check out these: en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Piaggio_Hexagon

You can fit extra side footpegs to the front floorboard, itgive the legs a stretch. You see these on some of the delivery scooters and many motobikes.

@@oscarnygren6478 👍 good nice scooters but very unlikely to find in New Zealand

No. You need an engine upgrade. Try the variator shaft, Malossi variator and clutch springs with rollers.

HI Jay, All good here✌️ Why didnt you jet the carby? In every single video about tuning we mention you MUSY adjust the main jet accordingly.

If the carby is designed for the specific engine.

Take it back to the Dealer.

@@scooterstreetau and do what?

Ask them to check the noise.@@v1ns3nt1xd2

Grease will heat up and go everywhere, the belt will slip and things will overheat...Oh no.....

Thank you sir for replying to me I'll do it

@@l.rmeetei4451 Clean away the grease. All the best👍

The inner bearing already greased. Outer is sealed.

The 3 small shoe springs do not have an effect on top speed.

@@scooterstreetau thanks For The information sirr

@@jari887 🙌

@@scooterstreetau i have white malossi contra spring so do you have any recommedation For right weight rollers

@@jari887 It will always in every situation be trial and testing of different weights.

You're welcome!