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Re: mugello kit
Posted: Sun Jun 07, 2009 10:49 pm
by storkfoot
Fit a decent electronic kit. Version 2 onwards Mugello 186's are pretty revvy. If you try running them on points at high revs, the points will bounce all over the place.
Re: mugello kit
Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 8:14 am
by coaster
I have been running my Mk1 mugello for well over 5,000 miles now, I fitted a race crank, an ebay indian electronic kit, an Li 150 box, an uprated 5 plate clutch and springs and a 16 toothe sprocket. I kept the original Li 125 special chain but swopped the upper chain guide for a nylon type.
40 miles after putting it on the road the clutch retaining spring came out and buggered up the clutch plates so I put the original clutch plates and springs back in expecting to have clutch slip problems but they were fine I finally changed the plates a couple of hundred miles ago purely because I had to strip it down to do the rear wheel bearing, they were still fine

Re: mugello kit
Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 8:28 am
by CPH Lambretta
Sounds like pretty much everything apart from the gearbox needs changeing then

Re: mugello kit
Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 8:55 pm
by Eibar
10,500 miles on mugello v1, renewed rings beginning of year and stuck a v3 head on it (made it pink like a funker) been a good kit tho'
Re: mugello kit
Posted: Thu Jun 18, 2009 10:59 am
by Pata
Have done over 5000 km on my 225 without major repair..
running a TV/SX gearbox and 30 mm PHBH
Have tried with JL1, PM25 & Taffspeed MK4 exhust and I must say thats the kit with Taffy is the s**t if you want something fast road going two up or lots of packing..
Latest I did the euro lambretta going from Sweden.. 440 km in Danmark full throttle all the way (except for filling the gas)No probs to pass all the trucks and hard wind!