GY6 50cc variator removal / roller weight change 

Thanks Bro

I always recommend these bikes for someone to start learning. They are super simple. I think the two strokes are even easier.

Yeah on this one I feel like the tires make the bike.

Which bearings?

@@thelagmeister axle berings Replaced Them And Got My Polini 3g Adjustable Clutch Back On My Bike Wheew Does So Much Better Already No More Cheap Ones I Used NSK RS Japanese Ones And American Made ones as well

@@ORIGINALCONCEPTGARAGE Nice. Sometimes you gotta go big or go home.

That's what I'm saying

Thanks. I was trying to do it quick. I was thinking if I really tried I could do it in 4.

This was just an ebay variator that came with a plastic fan. I've never seen an aluminum one for the 139qmb. Even the performance ones don't have aluminum fins. You could put a scoop on the side of the shroud for more cooling.

Dang. Mine is a 1/4 inch impact nothing special. I liked it so much I bought a second one. I think the first one was good for 71 foot pounds of torque and the second is about 90lbs same model. They are probably 4 years old now and still work like new. For light stuff like the scooters they are great. What were you using yours on?

Hey. Just the same stuff different day.

Yeah. It's exactly the same.

@thelagmeister ok because I'm about to attempt this for the first time, on any scoot I've had lol.

@@seanmurphy2007 It's not hard to do. The trick is having an impact wrench. If you haven't changed your belt yet you should get a Gates belt.

@thelagmeister I literally just bought it 10 days ago lol. Only has 187.3 miles. But I do have that belt saved on my Amazon list.

@@seanmurphy2007 nice. I just got a 2019 the other day with 30 miles. My odometer actually reads in kilometers so you might have less miles. You should do an oil change and change the spark plug to an ngk ASAP.

It's extremely tough without an impact wrench. They do sell a variator holding tool for about $12 on Ebay.