Glixal 16x13mm High Performance Polygon Variator Sliders, Racing Sliding Roller Weights 139QMB GY6 50cc - 100cc Scooter Moped ATV (5 Gram)

If you search info online about those polygon weights, you'll find some correct and useful data and working principle, but other comments about longevity or roller weight vs polygon weight will lead you to a bunch of false and useless statements. I've been using polygon weights for years and they work in their intended function, which is to give more clutch opening range, top and bottom, they don't wear, at all, and let's be honest, the clutch calibration from the factory is never right, so you have to adjust it anyways. Plus, those rollers are so cheap and easy to replace that you can order a few sets and experiment with it, but in my case, when the engine feels like it's strangled, go 1-2 ounces down and if it revs too much and doesn't pull, go 1-2 ounces up (after you weighted the stock rollers that were in the clutch).

Bought to keep up maintenance on my 50cc TAO TAO. Product was easy to install while following with a YOUTUBE video.Honestly a plug and play multi pack will work best unless you know the exact weight you need.I am running a 3 mix of sliders with 3 copper round rollers.

I have a 2004 Honda metropolitan or chf50 it’s completely stock besides I took the air filter out and with the 5 gram slider weights it’s PERFECT I weigh 165 ish and I saw 38 mph on flat ground and that was a speed sign not a phone gps. Its getting into the peak power band around 5 ish miles an hour instead of 25 ish and that make the motor feel like it’s not working as hard and it’s way more fun to ride.Definitely worth the 10 bucks.

I purchased these to tune my Ruckus with. They are much cheaper then the name brand but they act closer to the Dr then rollers do. These work great but I don't get the same life out of them as Dr but I can purchase 3 set of these for the same price as one set of Dr. I have been running these all summer as Dr has been out of the weight I need. By adding these sliders you will see a little bump up in performance. Best advice is get a tachometer before you start tuning so you see how the Ruckus reacts to different weights.

No hay gran diferencia

I've been playing with roller weights over the years and finally decided to try the sliders. I am never going back these are so so much better than roller weights. You don't have to sacrifice speed or acceleration with these. The powerband is so much smoother down low and top end doesn't struggle. With stock 6.5 gram rollers you would have to WOT everywhere with weak acceleration. With these I can cruise comfortably at 20-25 MPH at half throttle.You still will be the slowest thing on the road but no more pushing off with your feet. with a 8mph head and tail wind average speed was around 39mph on a stock derestricted bike. I noticed that I was able to power through the wind without much speed loss than with comparable roller weights.

Excelente producto, lo recomiendo 100%

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