Countershaft Change - Best speed for least effort.

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Countershaft Change - Best speed for least effort.

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These details are for a 2014-2018 model PCX150.

Maddiedog put up a great post about changing the final drive gears.
https://www.hondapcx.org/viewtopic.php?p=61957#p61957

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However, you don't need to press out the gears to make a big change.
By only replacing the countershaft sprocket (number 6 in about image), you can make big changes.

Here is a table of the speed changes for different gears.
Excel File of gear ratio calculations
Excel File of gear ratio calculations
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You can see my driveshaft, counter gear, and final drive are the stock teeth number, but I only changed the countershaft to a 16T (tooth), and it gave me a 23% better speed (compared to Maddiedog's 25%).

This is the site I used https://www.yuminashi.eu/
and this is the product https://yuminashi.eu/countershaft-16-te ... 50-adv150/

I've had it running for 8,000km and just checked the sprocket. It still looks good.
You'll need to check any products against your scooter model number.

Importantly, I didn't do this to make the scooter a lot faster, but do reduce the engine rpm.
AT 120km/h on a flat road the scooter wouldn't go faster. You'll need to change the cylinder head for that.
This is a table of the changes in engine rpm.
Engine rpm change
Engine rpm change
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Good luck.
Honda PCX 150 - 2016
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