CVT weights for scooters and maxiscootersPack of HQ 6 variator weights, available the in different sizes: 15x12mm, 16x13mm, 17x12mm and 19x15,5mm.How can you tell that the Roller weights are worn?There are several signs that the variator weights need to be replaced:Loss of power or poorer acceleration.Unusual engine noise.Excessive vibration or jerking when accelerating.Otherwise, the easiest way to check for roller wear is to visually inspect them. To do this, you'll need to remove the variator cover, use a piston stopper, and disassemble the CVT. Worn rollers are either flattened or have grooves or indentations. For optimal operation, the weights must be perfectly round and smooth.We recommend checking the condition of the rollers every 5,000 kilometers.Variator weights tableMinarelli like Yamaha Aerox and Malaguti: 15x12mmPiaggio before 1998: 16x13mmPiaggio after 1998: 19x15,5mmMorini like Suzuki Katana: 17x12mmPeugeot / Kymco / Honda: 16x13mmKymco Agility: 16x13mmHonda Dio ZX: 16x13mmKeeway F-Act: 15x12mmChinese scooters: Normally 16x13mm, but due to the variety of models it is best to measure themAnd here is a more detailed list of original variator weights.

• Brand: MotoForce
• SKU: MF55.15023
• Availability: In stock

Notes and Safety CVT WeightsCVT roller weights, also called variator weights, play an essential role in the performance of scooters, maxiscooters and mopeds with CVT transmissions.The CVT is responsible for transmitting engine power to the rear wheel of the scooter. It consists of several components, including the variator rollers. These roller weights, which are usually made of plastic or metal, sit in special tracks in the variator. Weight and diameter can vary depending on the scooter model and manufacturer.Lighter or heavier weights?The right weights can noticeably improve the performance of your scooter. The weight of roller weights has a direct effect on acceleration and top speed. Bas