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Kurtan 2-3-2005 22:19 Print topicpost

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Hey!

Just saw the Eurocilindro with that MASSIVE reedvalve. Anyone who has more pics, or actually have tried it? Is the only difference the reedvalve or is there some changes in the timing/porting too? How big is the reedvale? CR80-size perhaps?

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John from ZWEDEN
 
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robert 2-3-2005 22:32 Print reply

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Istn't it the reedvalve who melts by the gasoline?


 
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wipe-out 2-3-2005 22:38 Print reply

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Do you mean the Athena?

Erik_N posted in this topic that he has the old Eurocilindro and the new Athena, and that they are compleetly the same (except that one of them is a size B and the other a size E).
 
Kurtan 2-3-2005 22:42 Print reply

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If you take a look @ 50cc.nl you see that there is two different 125cc, both Athena/eurocilindro. You see clearly that one of them has a much bigger reedvalve with a 6-lip reed.
 
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wildhaguh 2-3-2005 22:49 Print reply

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kunde gulie nie gewoon nederlands buurte
dan snap ik het ook

normaal wordt er glijk gezegt abn prate als het paar letters verkeerd is
en dit dan?
is ok gin abn hoor
 
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-Niellesie- 2-3-2005 22:50 Print reply

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Oorspronkelijk gepost door: wildhaguh

kunde gulie nie gewoon nederlands buurte
dan snap ik het ook

normaal wordt er glijk gezegt abn prate als het paar letters verkeerd is
en dit dan?
is ok gin abn hoor


ehm hij komt uit zweden en op 50cc.nl staat een nieuwe athena 128cc met groter membraam te koop en hij wou nou graag wat meer info
 
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Leen 2-3-2005 22:51 Print reply

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Oorspronkelijk gepost door: wildhaguh

kunde gulie nie gewoon nederlands buurte
dan snap ik het ook

normaal wordt er glijk gezegt abn prate als het paar letters verkeerd is
en dit dan?
is ok gin abn hoor


misschien komt die knakker wel uit zweden ofzo, en kan dus geen neerlands praten?
 
wipe-out 2-3-2005 22:55 Print reply

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Hij praat CCE: Commonly Civilized English.

Maybe you can mail 50cc.nl to ask them if there is a difference in the cilinders. I doubt it, because I think it will not be profitable to manufacture new mals for such an old moped.
 
Kurtan 2-3-2005 22:59 Print reply

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Yeah, I forgot to say that I want english answers.. please

wipe-out,

Then why should it be more profitable with making a new cyl with bigger reedvalve? :S
 
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-Niellesie- 2-3-2005 23:03 Print reply

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the cilinder is also available at www.josdijkman.nl



Dit bericht is ge-edit door -Niellesie- op 2-3-2005 23:05
 
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wipe-out 2-3-2005 23:05 Print reply

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Ik heb het topic een beetje opgeschoond. Houd het ontopic en ga niet liggen zeuren dat je geen Engels kan.

I've cleaned the topic a bit, deleted some stupid replies.

ontopic:

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Yeah, I forgot to say that I want english answers.. please

wipe-out,

Then why should it be more profitable with making a new cyl with bigger reedvalve? :S


I guess the cilinders are the same, and there is only a reedvalve included in the kit. It looks big, very big, but I think it will fit the Eurocilindro.
 
Joscross 2-3-2005 23:07 Print reply

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Hij praat CCE: Commonly Civilized English.

Maybe you can mail 50cc.nl to ask them if there is a difference in the cilinders. I doubt it, because I think it will not be profitable to manufacture new mals for such an old moped.

Mwa, for the new 70cc Eurocilindro they've also made new malls. So why not for the 125cc version? Maybe they've altered the alloys and therefore the malls so the cylinders can be made at cheaper costs with the same sustainability.
 
wipe-out 2-3-2005 23:13 Print reply

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You do have a point there. I've send an e-mail to 50cc.nl, so hopefully we will find out soon.
 
Baasbas 2-3-2005 23:18 Print reply
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check the price difference on 50cc.nl
100 euro's...

If only the intake is enlarged to fit that bigger reedvalve, I'd buy the cheap version and machine it myself and save me 100 euro's

So it almost can't be the only difference? Or.. ?
 
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Joscross 2-3-2005 23:18 Print reply

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By the way, its a known fact that the newer version of the 70cc eurocilindro is a bit slower than the old one. Maybe this also applies to the 125cc versions and they compensate this by including a big reedvalve at the kit. Just a guess..
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check the price difference on 50cc.nl
100 euro's...

If only the intake is enlarged to fit that bigger reedvalve, I'd buy the cheap version and machine it myself and save me 100 euro's

So it almost can't be the only difference? Or.. ?

Thats just marketing techniques, the older version goes down in prise, the newer version doesn't go up..

Dit bericht is ge-edit door Joscross op 2-3-2005 23:21
 
mr200r 3-3-2005 0:07 Print reply
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Are there in sweden no schops for parts?
 
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