vespa piaggio single speed to VARIATED conversion input shaft!!
vespa piaggio single speed to VARIATED conversion input shaft!!
 
  $105.00

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***NEW updated version!! hardened and ground steel shaft is even better than the previous iteration.***

the time has come!! finally, a conversion shaft for that DREADED vespa single speed transmission of yours! simply take off the top cover of the single speed transmission and remove the original input shaft and replace it with this bad boy. easy as cake.

this is for STRAIGHT cut gears only!! if you have helical cut gears, yer outta luck.

you will be able to install all standard variated clutch / driven pulley components onto the new input shaft!!

for best results, use a 6.7:1 ratio single speed transmission! when installed on a 6.7:1 transmission the gearing is VERY tall (malossi is 8.93:1) so make sure you have a rippin setup that can pull em!!

comes with a nut!

also, after installing the input shaft, be sure to change the transmission gear oil after a couple tanks of gas as the teeth will wear into the shape/existing wear pattern of the original single speed intermediate gears.

11 teeth on this shaft!

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4 of 5 Warning! Update... January 27, 2019
taco eater : Christophe Jallard from Geneva, Geneva Switzerland  
There is different Piaggio's housings and most of them(vario and mono) are 4 shafts helicoidal design (at least in Europe). Your input shaft is made for 2 shafts straight cut design. So your option could be a nice innovation for Piaggio 's owner.

This shaft is made to fit the 12/74 tooth (straight cut) version rear hub. I don't know about usa but you'll find these models in France and Italy at least. Switzerland use a shorter version 9/76 tooth (straight cut) and I'll not fit until you find a 74 tooth pignon.

Good news for people who has 4 hélicoïdal designed rear hub... The case is similar so you can modify it by throwing the conversion input shaft and a 74 thoot straight cut pignon.

Enjoy guys!

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