im currently building a jog aswell

i bought the easyboost aerox mbk stretch kit what modifying did you have to do to it to make it work

Aliexpress triple tree and aluminum forks. I think the kit was for Honda.

Couldn’t tell you off had about the fuel mixture screw. But I kept my main jet in the 148-150 range. Depending on the seasons

Triple tree neck diameter was the same size as a stock jog triple tree diameter. Direct bolt on. Ordered from aliexpress.com. Just search Aluminum jog triple tree.

I had two Jogs at one point. On this one I made a custom mount that I fabricated and welded myself. The other i bought an Easyboost mount that I had to modify slightly for my Jog with the complete RC-one.

@@overse9624 I am also having trouble with this. I was going to buy a Stage6 or a F&F Motor frame mount for a similar model, like Aerox or JogRR and use it as a starting point, adapt it from there (trying to mount 2Fast cases to Jog frame). So you are saying the Easyboost mounts are a closer fit? Which one did you buy? I would rather not have to extend/trying to retain factory length and 10' wheels. Thank you so much in advance, so hard to find info on these kinds of Jogs and fitting Euro parts to them

@@Beidjsixnaoanduejwiznwnaizlwm Easyboost Subframe Extension Yamaha Aerox MBK Nitro - Take the carburettor to the rear Increase the wheelbase by 10 cm - Made in France Anything you get will have to be modified anyway. This kit is easily adjustable in or out.

@@overse9624 thank you so so much I really appreciate the info. I am not looking to extend at all and hoping to mount 2fast passion cases to the Jog - is there any particular reason why you aren't suggesting to start with the Stage6 mount? More work to modify for Jog? Thank you!

@@Beidjsixnaoanduejwiznwnaizlwm What year Jog are you referring too?

There water cooled so they only run in the 150 degree range. Compared to 350 of air cooled. The material doesn’t expand as much do to heat. Depends on what your doing also. Racing you’d probably want to take the cylinder apart more often than your daily driving. But normal ring wear is all your looking at if the cylinder is sealed up good. Keep an eye on your compression. I have less than 100 miles on this bike. I haven’t even bothered.

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no too old

most of it are modificatons

I usually don’t see anything higher than 160* F. That’s on a hot day. Normal temps are around 145*-150*.

​@overse9624 I have a derbi gp1 with the rc1 and my temp is around 154-160. Is that normal? The malossi temp controller shows it's hot so I'm kind of not sure

50mm X 39.3mm stroke

Webbike japan. But stock it did rub the 13” rims and tires. I had to throw some homemade spacers in there to stiffen them up a bit.

Thank you sir!

Stock 28mm Dellorto. Stock main jet 150. Didn’t need to change it. Worked well with the weather and elevation here in the Northwest.

Para un 77cc es muy agradable. bicicleta de pista perfecta. Lo acabo de vender, pero todavía tengo mi jog Rc One 94cc

Just sold the bike recently. But I remember it had Malossi 13/44 primary for sure.

Guy sold me the complete engine because he was moving out of state. It was his custom build. I was gonna put together a twin 2fast or Roost 100cc for the Jog frame, but the price was too good to pass up.

Oh I see I’m rebuilding a jog zr. But it’s giving me problems right now

I have a 1992 super jog zr and I put a street build on it.. and it’s been stumbling..kinda like the clutch is slipping or something but I have change everything in the cvt and jets and cvt cases, seals. And still does it. And it’s not as fast as it should be

They don’t sell Aerox or zip here in the states. There has been a couple lucky guys that have had there Aeroxs imported. But we do have Aprila’s and gileras. Brandon at swapshop has a 180.

Thank you...

Fabrice Duwez Je vends en fait le scooter entier ici bientôt. si je le sépare, je vous garderai à l'esprit.

@@overse9624 ok voici mon adresse mail [email protected] ou 0692795772

Fabrice Duwez Je ne peux pas te le dire. J'ai acheté le moteur à un copain il y a assez longtemps. je pense qu'il l'a obtenu de Scootertuning.ca

Joey Riveira Only getting 80mph right now. No porting done. Plus I’m a heavy guy. The gyronetic rims are a little on the heavy side too. I think if I ran the full fairing kit I could squeeze 85mph out of her. Maybe

That is pretty impressive for the cc displacement . Isn’t the head ported from mallosi ?? What carb r u running also r u on street tires or dual sort tires . Sorry for all the questions just trying to figure out the best setup .

Joey Riveira it’s a complete RC-one engine kit. So it’s the 28mm dellorto that comes in the package. Heads just a high compression style head for tighter squish with using a thin base gasket. Squish is only .7 for a daily driver that way I can run regular 92 octane. One mile an hour per CC is what we’re shooting for. My 77cc does 75mph. But I’m a heavy guy too.

That’s a cool objective “1hp=1mph” .

Z West it actually is ?

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@@overse9624 I’m curious how much did you sell it for ?

@@RichieRich-ug2wr $1900

@@overse9624 how much did you spend on modding the bike ? that’s a beautiful scooter man 💪

2Stroke Dream Wasnt a heat issue it was gas related. Float needed adjusting.

Ah so out of fuel..?

2Stroke Dream Yeah intakes ran at a 45* angle. Just needed a little more height on the float for added fuel. Fixed it right away. At first I thought it was timing.

headz Got a pretty good deal on the RC-One and rims brand new $2,600 usd. $400 in powder coating alone. Scooter was given to me free. Handle bars, brakes, discs, triple tree, cables, etc. another $500. Fairings I had to pay $200 for. Temp gauge, radiators, lighting kit, plus anything small I’m missing $600 I’m $4,300+ usd into it. But a lot of the money was spent on looks.

@@overse9624 mmh oke pretty much the same i saw a post from sccoterswap shop and they claimed they only paid 500 dollars for malossi rc-one cases and the fitting bigbore cilinder plus malossi exhaust so thats why im asking :P they lied i geus

headz Well if it’s from the actual Scooterswapshop then I can believe it. There a dealer, mechanic, and a retailer. They get there products in quantity. Plus there dealing with so many scooter related people on a daily basis it wouldn’t surprise me that they would come across a smoking hot deal like that.

@@overse9624 mmmh yeah i could understand that yes but still kinda strange :O

Zachary Contreras SOBxRBE be going... Shoreline too!

O VeRSe Yee ! They slap too. I’m from SF ! You should fuck w some city artist

Zachary Contreras I’m from Sunnyvale. I grew up listening to Cougnut, 11-5, U.D.I, JT the Bigga figga , D-Moe, Seff tha gaffla, Bushy Moe, Rob Low, Black Nate, amongst others. San Franscisco to Oakland to San Jose ca.

Ayo Nothing-_- Thank you. NCY quick throttle bearing that’s zip tied to the frame. Hahaha!

Alin Flacăr Yamaha Aerox cases, Polini 2g clutch, Dr. pulley clutch bell, with the Str8 cover for Aerox.

@@overse9624 thanks for the info. Is the Str8 cover bigger than the stock Minarelli case cover?

Alin Flacăr Tell you the truth I haven’t had a regular minarelli engine or cover in more than a couple years. Do you need the cases and cover to be wider or deeper. Some people have to grind out the cases to fit a larger bell and shim the cover if they need it deeper.

@@overse9624 i grinded the case but i ended up cutting the whole cover where the clutch bell sits. i just want to buy the str8 cover and be 100% sure that it can fit my clutch bell. thank you for all the info and good luck in your future builds ❤️

Ákos Stickel Huh ..Doesnt bother me one bit. The Shock was bought just to match the bikes color scheme. Otherwise I would have just thrown my Paioli Polini racing shock on there. And Thank you.