Is it possible to put a 125cc on a 50cc scooter. Specifically the roughhouse 50. I have one and the engine is shot on it. I wanted to upgrade to a 125 or 150 scooter but if it’s possible to just put a bigger engine I might do that. Tell me your wisdom. However, with proper maintenance and care, your 125cc engine should be able to provide you with years of faithful service. Here are a few tips to help extend the life of your 125cc engine: 1. Regularly check and change your engine’s oil. This is one of the most important things you can do to prolong the life of your engine. After you’ve completed CBT, you can ride a: moped if you’re 16 or over; motorcycle up to 125cc and with a power output of up to 11kW if you’re 17 or over; You must use L plates (L or D My fly is a 2006 model and the engine is about 2008 Vespa lx 125. The leader plug's 5 pins are the 3 phase, one pin is the oil sender, the last pin is the pickup, you will need a 3 phase leader regulator £16·00 pedparts, this has five connections 3 phase wires in, the two out are a stable + & - @ 12v connect to the battery (charging your Pit Bike 50cc Engine Swap to a 125cc WHEELIE SQUAD 4.19K subscribers Subscribe 78 Share 6.7K views 5 years ago swaped the broken 50cc to a 125cc. Show more Show more But I read thet this is costly (it can cost even 1000 PLN) and you can drive only mopeds to 50 cc with it. In case of license A1 - you need to have 16 years and you can drive motorbikes to 125 cc with it. In case of licenses A2 and A you need to have 18 years. A2 is for bikes with power lower than 35 kW, license A is for all bikes. Would i be able to fit a dt 125 r engine into my dt 50 r frame. I would buy a 125, but i would prefer the fun and satisfaction of this (i pressume) complicated swap. I basically just need to know it fits before i go out and purchase my self a new engine. In this video I replace the 50cc gy6 with an EFI GY6 125! Also known as a GY6 50cc to 150 Conversion! This is it! The Jonway 50cc I was “working on” a few months ago is back and and its You can ride a moped (max 50cc) without L plates. If you want to ride a motorcycle over 50cc and up to 125cc, you will need to take CBT. Once you have a valid CBT certificate, you can ride a 125cc with L plates. If you want to remove the L plates or ride a more powerful machine, you will need to take the relevant practical tests. TBuOR.

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