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Removing Variator on Kymco 50 cc Scooter

Model: Kymco Agility 50
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Video tutorial

To start, position the scooter on the stand and simply unscrew the bolts securing the variator cover. Next, unscrew the central nuts of the variator, remove the discs and the drive belt.

Now you can open the variator and change the rollers, or replace the contrast spring, or change the drive belt if it is damaged. After this simple and quick disassembly shown in the video, you can replace any part of your transmission.

Then reassemble everything in reverse order, ensuring that everything is properly seated.


Updated on 11 April 2026 by ScegliAuto


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