Ruckus variator,works great in SA-50

[Wheelman-111]

Greetings:

RedRucker asserts:

ill do some more reading , but im pretty sure im allready right

Maybe not, if the Scooter Gurus are to be believed. The '83 and '84 Aeros did indeed have a different engine from the later Aeros but it wasn't a Spree engine, and it did have a variator. I suggest you focus on the following link:

http://www.motorscooterguide.net/page1/page5/page5.html

With a 40mm bore, different crank, kicker cover, and well... just about everything. But it was variated.
The Motorscooter Guy has put together the best concise overview of small-bore scooters I've found. Enjoy!

[RedRucker]

well then... i guess my mouth is bigger than my foot

i guess i allways assumed that it was the same motor as a spree ,'cause the kick starter was toward the front.

ask me some thing about a ruckus or helix

[Wheelman-111]

Greetings:

RedRuckus axt us to ax him:

ask me some thing about a ruckus or helix

OK I will: You got a spare Rucki variator and ramp plate to sell or swap?

[RedRucker]

I do have a few varis buuut.... no ramp plates. They are used w/ some of the aftermarket ruck varis like the Posh I have in the ruck. You can get a brand new KN vari from battlescooter.com for about 50 bucks, it comes w/ a back plate and the ramp sliders. The KN is "lower geared" and seems to work better than "higher geared" varis like the posh and polini on two stroke scoots IMO.


BTW: RedRuckeR