how to make my tomos streetmate r faster

i would like to make my moped faster but don't want to spend to much any suggestion

Re: how to make my tomos streetmate r faster

gear change i would suggest a 24 in the back and search tomos in these forums/wiki

Re: how to make my tomos streetmate r faster

there is like a 30 some thing in the back now what will a 24 do for me

Re: how to make my tomos streetmate r faster

bigger in the front =faster top speed smaller in the front = better accelleration

smaller in the back = faster top speed

bigger in the back= better accelleration.

if you really want to dig in and have fun, just start reading all of the threads in the repair and performance forums, you will gain lots of knowledge on how to keep a fast running moped

Re: how to make my tomos streetmate r faster

so with a 26 tooth in the front and a 24 in the back how do u think it would work out......would it be much faster

Re: how to make my tomos streetmate r faster

Chris Hernandez /

The basics are regearing, performance pipe, and airbox modification. If you want to go further you can port your cylinder and get a very respectable speed. Use the search function and see waht there is to be done an an A35 or A55 engine.

Re: how to make my tomos streetmate r faster

do you have a peddle bike with gears ? put it on the lowest you have and pedal. it is easy but your top speed is slow. now put it in a higher gear, it is harder to start but you get more top speed.

Re: how to make my tomos streetmate r faster

Raymond Wright IV /

my friend matt had a 22 tooth on the back of his.

he went almost 40 according to the tomos spedometer.

speed varies on weight/weather conditions etc.

but you will notice a very respectable speed improvement.

i was impressed when i put a 22 on my LX. 5mph increase for 12 bucks.

Re: how to make my tomos streetmate r faster

thats cool are there any kinds of heavy duty clutches for tomos

Re: how to make my tomos streetmate r faster

mix it with ce-ment

Re: how to make my tomos streetmate r faster

You don't need a heavy duty clutch unless your bike is heavy duty...its not.

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