Return to garelli team polini 70cc 46mm cylinder kit, also for VIP hackers n tuners
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5 of 5 very nice Tuesday, January 17, 2023
taco eater : boiled linseed oil from san francisco, CA United States  
performance is on par with the v1/NOI polini. very reliable on cast iron performance that's makes great all around power. currently running it with a 15 SHA and a bitrubo-esque exhaust. does about 40mph because my gearing is incredibly short.

btw i am running this on a garelli TEAM bimatic. it just bolted right on with no complications and works great with the stock reed block.

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5 of 5 This is so nice on the 78 Garelli VIP Wednesday, February 14, 2018
taco eater : Andrew Johnson from Madison, IN United States  
I can't explain how nice this kit is I slapped it on pretty easy like and got the reed block and intake for it, coupled the like to the mlm exhaust pipe for the team cylinder and this thing rips. I have to tune it up still but with the jets I have in the carb it hits 37 and holds steady.

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5 of 5 Stroke Sunday, December 31, 2017
taco eater : Stephen Simmons from Moncks corner, SC United States  
Garelli stock stroke is 39mm and bore is 40mm

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5 of 5 Stroke size Thursday, November 2, 2017
taco eater : sebas  
Does anyone know the stroke size? I got this kit put it on yesterday and the stroke seems to be too long cause when the piston starts to go up and reaches the highest points the rings get stuck and the piston cannot move. Going to have to make some type of metal spacer or gasket or something along those lines, or a shorter piston. please help thanks.

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5 of 5 awesome kit! Monday, October 20, 2014
taco eater : Jay Rivett from Tucson, AZ United States  
Virtually indestructible.  Soft seized a few times due to it having poor cooling qualities.  Always started right back up.  Make sure you replace your old worn out rubber clutch cyz the torque will eat it up!  Tomos pipes bolt up as well as puch angle port.  Either pipe will need to be slightly modified at the flange for proper bolting.  I'm over 40 with just a 14sha.

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5 of 5 Take one for the TEAM Thursday, August 28, 2014
taco eater : G Rashid from DAM! Dayton, Ohio  
I fell in love...  Reeds are extremely difficult to find but get creative and use some other intakes and reeds from other Italian mopeds...or get Trickmetric's Adapter, your choice.

Also, get a bigger head to tackle cooling issues in case you don't run a fan.

Exhaust Port match and BLAST!!!!

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5 of 5 Where to get reeds? Thursday, January 2, 2014
taco eater : trickMETRIC from a State of Mind  
I hear there is a Malossi 4-petal solution for this kit available somewhere...

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5 of 5 will work with standard noi Monday, December 19, 2011
taco eater : Jeremy Shay from Louisville, KY United States  
rippin kit, with some great topend and takeoff. no cooling issues on my end, and ran great for a 60 mile ride. make your fav reed and intake fit, and blast to the moon.

pro tip: puch angled header pipes bolt right up. go big, or get left. your call.

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