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60mm Longstroke Crank

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    Long stroke crank PX 200 60 mm

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    long stroke crank PX 200 60 mm, FINE HEAVY WEIGHT Item N°: V1000002

    longer inlet timing, a better filling of the piston. higher revs, more power

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    Note: That there is some finishing off work to do to the Mazzucchelli crank (above)

    Mazzucchelli are the only makers of 60mm cranks by a few shops. It seems that all longstroke cranks are based on Mazzucchelli, however some places go a step furher and balance them properly. Anyone know of longstroke crank that isn't Mazzucchelli?

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    #1
    Pabstblueracer says:
    I have a long stroke(60mm)crank and was told it was a Pinasco race crank. To find out if it was true I asked Tim from TJ Scoots here in San Diego and he confirmed that Pinasco did make some longstroke race cranks back in the day, then I asked one of the guys @ Motorsport scooters and they said Pinasco never made cranks.I still have it, just needs to be trued.
    Posted 02:53, 24 Mar 2010
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    internetscooter says:
    Pabstblueracer check out the archive pictures on the Pinasco website. There are a couple with cranks, one with a guy staring at a bunch of bits (one bit is a crank). There is another advert with a crank picture in a list of products.

    http://tinyurl.com/pinasco-archive

    Pinasco may have sold them (at least resold them).
    Posted 07:39, 24 Mar 2010
    #3
    Dedalo says:
    > Anyone know of longstroke crank that isn't Mazzucchelli?

    I looked on the Worb5 and SIP catalogues -- there seem to be at least 4 other companies that make longstroke cranks (all with differing specs of course): MecEur, BGM, SERIEPRO, and FALC.
    Posted 07:52, 4 Apr 2010
    #4
    Dedalo says:
    I've just learned that Pinasco are (again?) making a range of crankshafts (including long stroke) for Vespas. Don't know where to get these from. I couldn't see any news of this on the Pinasco site.

    http://forums.stellaspeed.com/viewtopic.php?f=15&t=16018
    Posted 22:58, 29 Sep 2010
    #5
    internetscooter says:
    They have an email news feed and I recieved an alert that the long stroke was available
    Posted 08:37, 4 Oct 2010
    #6
    Dedalo says:
    Now available for purchase from www.motostore.com. EUR 198.
    Posted 19:39, 9 Oct 2010
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