boyesen dual stage power reeds "MOD" for pa50, pa50II camino nc50 na50 nu50
  honda hobbit pa50 boyesen power reed
 
  $15.00


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Dual stage reed replacement for any honda hobbit moped - these come in two varieties - This version is for modded mopeds - i.e. if you have a ported or larger cc cylinder. The other version is for stock bikes.

These reeds have two layers - one stiffer than the other, so they are able to function as both low end reeds and hi end reeds too. What you get, in short, is "the best power increase for your money" according to boyesen. I find it particularly telling that boyesen, the worlds premier reed company, refers to themselves as "the gatekeepers of power", I name I would love to have for myself in my dream world. These reeds offer an immediate noticeable increase in power.

MOD reeds = large stiff reed = 0.6mm thick - smaller two petal reed = 0.3mm

also works with: beta tempo 50, piaggio axis / jog 50 and yamaha zuma 50 (2002 - 2009)


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Great while they last! July 5, 2011
taco eater: ShaneB from Michigan  
These things are great for a wide array of tuned Hobbits, but they will either wear out, break, or maybe mysteriously both??? The first stage reeds are flippy-flappy and weak and can get bent and cause your case to not seal up right. On a different set I had one reed break off and get eaten by my engine after about 250-300 miles, max. This was a really beefy built, but still, I can't have my engine sucking in fiberglass reeds ever few hundred miles. These also can give you a good amount of blowback vs. something stiffer like carbons. You might be better off with the .3mm carbons on a normal build and the .4mm on something baller. Up to you.

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Just a question June 12, 2011
taco eater: gussuk from Anchorage, Alaska  
the photo shows a washer bar. is that to repace the curved back up plate that is stock?

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Easy, like Sunday morning. August 21, 2010
taco eater: RobMee from MoALUS  
Take your stock express "block" and cut the center bar out, port a little, screw in these babies, and you got a zippy little express with wheelie potential! I won't lie, if your intakes screws suck, you will be dropping the motor to install. boo.

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WOW! July 1, 2010
taco eater: Ryan Nash from Denver, CO United States  
wow def. noticed the power right off the bat... improved acelleration, just a lil bit... but the bike just has better response!

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