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Sparks303
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any ideas on where i could get a primavera 125 (vma2t) flywheel or a compatible flywheel from a different scooter?
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Are the later V90 and primavera flywheels the same? They shared a lot of engine parts between them.
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Except for the 100 sport and ET3, all smallframe flywheels are interchangeable. The 50 special ones are nice because they only weigh 5 pounds instead of the normal 7 pounds. We have stacks of VMA flywheels if you are looking to pay dealer prices.
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