TAKE YOUR SCOOTER TO THE NEXT LEVEL
WITH YASUNI HP RACE SPEED CONTROL

The speed control is the heart of your scooter’s automatic transmission. It is the piece in charge of managing how the engine’s power is delivered, deciding when it accelerates hardest, how it responds in starts and overtaking and how far it goes in final speed.

In other words:
It doesn’t make the engine more powerful, it makes the power better used.

A well-designed speed control completely transforms the driving feeling:
More response, more control and a much sportier and more efficient experience.

OUR VARIATOR
YASUNI HP RACE

Competition engineering applied to the street

The YASUNI HP RACE speed control has been developed from our experience in competition and high performance, designed to get the most out of your scooter while maintaining reliability and daily use.

It is specially designed for those who are looking for:
A plus of performance without compromising durability.
More precise and responsive driving.
A race-tested product for everyday use.

Acceleration plus
Fast and progressive

The scooter comes out more decisively from a standstill and responds better to gas at any speed.

Better
Recovery

Ideal for the city, roundabouts and overtaking. The engine is always in its optimal zone.

Sportier driving feel

The scooter feels more alive, more direct, and more fun to ride.

Optimizing Engine Performance

The drive manages the revolutions better, avoiding unnecessary energy losses.

Smoother
and reliability

Less vibration, cleaner operation and more controlled transmission wear.

VARIATOR
PARTS

BELL

The bell regulates the movement of the belt. Its design and finish allow for a smoother and more precise movement, ensuring a progressive transition between gears.

PIN

Central guiding element. It ensures perfect alignment of the assembly and reduces internal friction, improving the response and service life of the drive.

FINGERS

Responsible for the variation of development. Its shape and weight are optimized for more effective acceleration and consistent power delivery.

VARIATOR BODY

Manufactured to very tight tolerances. It is the basis of the system and responsible for maintaining stability, balance and precision at high revs.

CENTRAL BUSHING

Reduces friction and wear. It provides smooth operation and improves long-term reliability, even under heavy use.

PRODUCT VIDEO

HP RACE SPEED CONTROL ASSEMBLY TUTORIAL

FAQS

The variator is the main element of the CVT transmission. It automatically adjusts engine speed by modifying the diameter of the drive pulley according to engine speed, load and speed, optimizing response at all times.

Always check:
– Motor code
– Pin diameter
– Ramp angle
– Roller type (cylindrical or sliders)
– Belt width
Never mount a drive by visual similarity.

It is recommended to use:
– Calibrated torque wrench
– Variator or clutch blocker
– Impact sockets
– Caliper or micrometer
– Compressed air
– High temperature grease (only if indicated)

During disassembly it is important to check:
– Wear of the pin
– Flatness of the fixed plate
– Possible abnormal axial play
In addition, the area must be cleaned before any intervention.

Before installing:
  • Clean all components
  • Check the sliding of the moving platen
  • Position the rollers in the correct orientation
  • Check the actual weight of the rollers (±0.05 g)
No.
  • Rollers: do not lubricate
  • Pin: do not lubricate
  • Ramps: working dry
Incorrect lubrication causes slippage and overheating.

The process should follow this order:

  1. Insert pin and movable variator
  2. Position the belt correctly on the rear pulley.
  3. Install the fixed platen by securing its seat
  4. Thread the nut by hand
  5. Apply the tightening torque specified by the manufacturer.
The most common failures are:
  • Incorrectly positioned belt
  • Inverted rollers
  • Use of impact gun
  • Failure to respect original spacers
  • Assembly with traces of grease or dirt
  • Light rollers → higher rpm, better acceleration
  • Heavy rollers → lower rpm, higher top speed.

It is recommended not to vary more than ±1 g with respect to the base value and always test under real conditions.

After installation:

  • Check for absence of vibrations
  • Check the assembly after 20-30 km
  • Analyze rpm behavior in use

Yes.
Recommended:

  • 50-100 km without abrupt accelerations
  • Avoid prolonged peak loads
  • Check tightening after running-in
  • Rollers: every 10,000-20,000 km
  • Variator: cleaning at each belt change
  • Replacement of rollers in case of flat wear ≥0.5 mm
Some common symptoms:
  • Vibrations → worn or incorrect rollers.
  • Excessive rpm → rollers too light
  • Lack of acceleration → heavy rollers
  • Metallic noise → poor seating of the coil
  • Irregular wear → incompatible belt