Important Announcement


Sorry the shop will be closed on Saturday 11th May as we are racing at Cadwell Park.
You can still order your parts online and we will send them out when we return on Tuesday.
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MALOSSI GEAR KIT - ET4 Product Code: VEVM679968

MALOSSI GEAR KIT - ET4

HTQ SECONDARY GEARS

Transmission gears made of special steel with straight teeth and recalculated ratio.

They completely eliminate all the axial pressures, thereby reducing stress on the bearings.

They are constructed using high-precision machine, casehardened, tempered and ground to provide silent running and long life.

 

SECOND ROLLER GEAR

for Piaggio and Gilera engines

Straight-shaved-toothed gears. Defeating friction to reduce energy consumption!

With the new SECOND ROLLER GEARS, Malossi engineers aimed at reducing to a minimum the losses due to friction in the gearbox allowing the engine to transmit the most horsepower available to the rear wheel. The innovative aspect of this design lies in the addition of two roller bearings in the gearbox located at the end of the crankcase, supporting a special straight-toothed secondary shaft. This installation converts the sliding friction system due to the rotation of the shaft causing direct steel-aluminium contact (see original system) into a rolling friction system revolving around steel rollers. The advantage of this system also lies in its ease of installation: simply insert the two roller bearings, included in the Malossi SECOND ROLLER GEAR package, into their original housing.

 

ATTENTION : We would like to inform you that, since early 1998, Piaggio has modified the keying of the secondary drive gears in its scooters. As even Piaggio itself is not able to give any accurate and exact information on when the new gears will start to be fitted as standard on the various types of scooters, and on the engine reference numbers, currently the only possibility is to check visually the gears after disassembly.

To make the task of replacing the ratio on these scooters easier, we have filled a table organized by first VERSION, when existing, and the second VERSION.